If Edward had bitten Fleabag instead of Bella, you'd get Aubrey.

Cool, hypnotic and addictive.

Chaotic, hilarious and wildly relatable.

Wildly original.

Knight’s writing shines when she’s humanizing vampire Aubrey. Verdict: a grimly comedic supernatural story, perfect for fans of TV’s True Blood.

A dark, witty romp that nails toxic celebrity culture.

A modern millennial romance and an angsty and darkly funny look at what makes immortal life worth living.

Twisted and cynically funny ... Aubrey Wants to Die mashes elements of romcom into the dark-hearted gothic architecture.

Aubrey is the ultimate hot mess vampire ... Sexy and laugh-out-loud funny.

The undisputed queen of the sexy-cool thriller.

It's Drysdale's momentous writing and underlying musings that really drive this novel home.

Sydney-based Pip Drysdale nails novelists, actors and other fame-hungry strivers perfectly in this dark thriller.

A writer's life takes a turn for the metafictional in this glossy neo-noir.

Pip Drysdale is a genre unto herself.