The Mercy of Thin Air

-- "Seattle Post-Intelligencer"

"Entrancing and ethereal."-- "Seattle Post-Intelligencer"

"Debut novelist Domingue weaves a tapestry of lost spirits and misplaced loves."

"--Kirkus Reviews"

"[An] amazing first novel.... Razi is so enchanting that readers will gladly follow her anywhere. Filled with vivid descriptions of scents, sounds, and marvelous human sensations that people take for granted and that spirits can only wistfully recall, this is a novel that gets under one's skin. Mere mortals can only hope that Domingue has more stories to tell."

--"Library Journal (starred review)"

"In "The Mercy of Thin Air, " Raziela Nolan - a ghost - spins vivid portraits of the world she left, and the world she isn't allowed to join, reminding us that there is the finest of lines between present and past, between life and death, between love and regret. This is that rarest of first novels - a truly original voice, and a truly original story."

--Jodi Picoult, "New York Times" bestselling author of "Vanishing Acts" and "My Sister's Keeper"

"With lucid supple prose, Ronlyn Domingue weaves a gossamer tale suspended between two worlds. Readers will find it difficult to let go of this moving debut by a remarkable talent well on her way to a distinguished career."

-- James Wilcox, author of "Heavenly Days"

"Like "The Lovely Bones, " Ronlyn Domingue's own first novel makes the reader feel as if he's died and gone to heaven. The Mercy of Thin Air should enjoy a similarly long and happy life."

--James Gordon Bennett, author of The Moon Stops Here"

"Luminous, wise, tender, passionate, and compassionate, this book is special. Razi is a rare character, and her story opens like the petals of a flower. She makes me understand, all over again, the redemptive power of love. One to treasure."

--Posie Graeme-Evans, author of "The Exiled"

"Ronlyn Domingue's debut novel is an ethereal and eternal love story with images so luminous they lift off the paper. "The Mercy of Thin Air" will haunt you long after the last page is turned."

-- Paula Wall, national bestselling author of "The Rock Orchard"

"Entrancing and ethereal." -- "Seattle Post-Intelligencer"