A Fix Of Light By Kel Menton

“A Fix of Light will break your heart and heal it all over again.”

author of Catfish Rolling – Clara Kumagai

“A Fix of Light shows that even in the darkest of despair, there is always a thread of hope to be found.”

author of Queen of Coin and Whispers – Helen Corcoran

“Menton was already a writer to watch but their fiction debut underlines it.”

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Irish Times

“An ethereal and mysterious debut.”

Kirkus Reviews

“An all-around masterpiece”

Booklist

“A very satisfying read.”

Teen Librarian

“A very dark, magical tale.”

Bookline

“A Fix of Light is an astonishing expression of feelings manifested in magic.”

Books for Keeps

“An intriguing and ambitious debut.”

The School Librarian

“Not quite like anything else I have picked up, I was held spellbound by the writing.” -�Mrs Sydney's World Famous Library

“A�powerful story … unquestionably heartfelt and uplifting.”

Mark Kielty, markkieltywriter.com

“Those who enjoy diverse love stories with lots of emotional journeying and some fae fantasy and folklore on the side will really enjoy having their heart broken and mended by this book.”

Bookshine and Readbows

“Gorgeous and heart-breaking in equal measure. Menton’s prose had a way of pulling you in and weaving the story around you.”

A Short Book Lover

“A joyous, delicious, emotional ride that had us on tenterhooks. It will tear you apart, patch you together only to be torn apart in another way.”

Erin the Literary Cat

“An enlightening excavation of the depths of the human heart.”

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Inis Magazine

“This is not merely a story to read; it's one to experience-an exploration of the tensions between shadow and illumination, where even in the deepest, most labyrinthine despair, a flicker of becoming awaits.”

***** NetGalley Review

“This is not merely a story to read; it's one to experience-an exploration of the tensions between shadow and illumination, where even in the deepest, most labyrinthine despair, a flicker of becoming awaits.”

***** NetGalley Review

“This is not merely a story to read; it's one to experience-an exploration of the tensions between shadow and illumination, where even in the deepest, most labyrinthine despair, a flicker of becoming awaits.”

***** NetGalley Review