REVIEWS OF WINTER ON THE PLAIN OF GHOSTS

"Kernaghan succeeds in powerfully evoking a distant past that is both strangely familiar and disquietingly alien."
Claude Lalumière, Locus Online Best SF and Fantasy Books of 2004

"Winter on the Plain of Ghosts may be the only historical fantasy novel that's ever been written about the ancient city of Mohenjo-daro (in what is now Pakistan). This strange, atmospheric setting with its unfamiliar culture makes an entirely fascinating backdrop to a strong narrative."
Donna McMahon, The SFSite

"A surprisingly effective historical novel/fantasy that takes place in the Indus River valley before the time described in the Rig-Veda. Nuanced, intriguing in theme, and balanced in its application of historical research."
BiblioTravel

"Using her wonderful ability to paint with the English language, Kernaghan creates a richly textured, vibrantly realized canvas of despair, poverty, hope, redemption and ultimately social upheaval."
Yet Another Book Review Site

"Kernaghan takes (a) somewhat abstract historical notion - the reasons why an entire civilization would disintegrate - and works narrative magic.
Challenging Destiny

"Winter on the Plain of Ghosts is the very highest form of speculation, filling in with believable possibilities where no actual knowledge exists."
The Historical Novels Review November 2004

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