Maeve Fly is an ice princess by day, a horror-obsessed loner by night, and something much darker just beneath the surface.
By all appearances, she works at the happiest place on earth. But Maeve’s nights belong to LA’s underbelly, dive bars, macabre novels, and her own simmering rage. When her best friend’s charming brother moves to town, something unravels inside her. Something sharp. Something hungry.
Inspired by her literary idols and haunted by her own discontent, Maeve crafts a new identity that doesn’t ask for permission. It takes.
Maeve Fly is a brutal, blood-slicked ride through the sun-soaked decay of Los Angeles. Part slasher, part satire, CJ Leede’s explosive debut is not for the faint of heart. Think American Psycho, but make it female.
