Skulk

“A fantastic debut.”
– Sunday Express

“Skulk is another addition to the ranks of the mighty Strange Chemistry titles – and one that I can recommend to all fans of Young Adult books. Certainly worth your time.”
– The Founding Fields

“Skulk is a world of wonder and intrigue that presents a conspiracy of mysteries and betrayal. It will keep you guessing and makes everyone a suspect.”
– Ladybug Literature

“If you miss the good old YA urban fantasy that used to be, this book has the spirit and the atmosphere while at the same time being original and fresh. Definitely give it a whirl!”
– YA Stands

“Skulk as a novel is one of the finest pieces of new fiction we have had the pleasure of reading in years. It is inventive yet realistic and the characters on offer seem to have been cut from a mould that makes them feel organic and in tune with people we recognise.”
– So, So Gay

“There were plenty of fast paced action scenes and a great underlying mystery surrounding a magical stone that kept he pace moving and stopped my attention from wavering. The writing was snappy and vivid and had me really wrapped up in the setting. I loved the unique feel to Skulk. It didn’t feel like any other book I’d read, and I adored just how British it was.”
– Total Teen Fiction

“I loved every minute of Skulk. It never ceases to amaze me when a debut novel is this engrossing. Rosie Best, I hope you have lots more stories tucked away in your brain just clamoring to get out because I can hardly wait to read what you write next!”
– Popcorn Reads

“With a diverse set of characters each with a distinct personality of their own, Rosie Best has written one of the most memorable books I have ever read. With an unparalleled imagination coupled with the fact that it didn’t pull any punches, Skulk is a book that I couldn’t put down.”
– The Bookish Owl

“Story-wise, I also thought Skulk was fantastic. Something interesting or life-altering seemed to be happening to Meg in every chapter … As such, Skulk is probably one of the best YA novels I’ve read this year.”
– The Bibliosanctum