"I rarely say that I can’t put a book down, but The House of Erzulie left me besotted. Highly recommended." Historical Novels Review
The House of Erzulie "sits on the shelf with Wuthering Heights, Frankenstein, the work of Edgar Allan Poe, and Daphne Du Maurier’s Rebecca: restless ghosts, body horror, dastardly secrets, loves that should not be." Adroit Journal
"A poetic exploration of the mysteries of love and desire ... Intriguing and compelling at every turn, the novel confronts an awful truth about slavery and brings to light a little discussed fact of African American history. Provocative and enlightening, this novel is a pleasure to read." Maisha L. Wester
"Kirsten Imani Kasai makes the macabre beautiful." Foreword Reviews
"Kasai’s novel exists within a line of Gothic texts by authors such as Octavia Butler, Toni Morrison, Attica Locke, and others that work to expose the tangible manner in which the past still affects us in the present." Interminable Rambling
