Rachel Moore is a content marketer and writer living in Nashville, Tennessee. She graduated from the University of Evansville with a degree in creative writing, and she has never met a rom-com she didn't love. On the rare occasion she isn't writing happy endings, you can find her collecting dictionaries, drinking entirely too much coffee, and drifting through library stacks.
“Perfectly mixes gothic elements with romance and mystery. Moore
incorporates the enemies-to-lovers trope wonderfully, penning rapid
and engaging banter between the sassy Mateo and curious Este as
they try to ignore their connection. This unique novel blends
different genres in a magical way, and readers will happily lose
themselves in its twisting passages. Recommend to lovers of gothic
tales.” — Booklist (starred review)
"Lyrical prose builds a complex plot featuring a sympathetic
protagonist. A lively enemies-to-lovers romance offers a sweet
counterpoint to Este’s poignant grief over her father’s death . . .
A compelling, ghostly tale interweaving romance and mystery with a
thread of horror." — Kirkus Reviews
"Debut author Moore entwines fairy tale horrors and heady romance
to craft an eerie boarding school mystery . . . the swoony
paranormal courtship between Este and Mateo burns brightly in this
dark-academia adventure." — Publishers Weekly
"The characters deal with grief and loss in a genuine manner . . .
VERDICT Fans of ghost stories and dark academia will embrace this
debut novel. Recommended."
— School Library Journal
"Moore’s debut has cozy chills and spooky thrills perfect for the
fall season . . . and Moore’s good pacing and evocative prose offer
some light escapism for the dark academia crowd and fans of
Netflix’s Wednesday." — Bulletin of the Center for Children’s
Books
"Poignant, romantic, and at-times laugh-out-loud funny, The Library
of Shadows is a haunting paranormal mystery that is sure to keep
readers guessing until the very last page." — Kelly Andrew, author
of The Whispering Dark and Your Blood, My Bones
"Rachel Moore’s beautifully written debut blends ivy-wreathed
academic mystery with delightful romcom wit; this is the perfect
romantic read for a spooky, new-moon night." — Lyndall Clipstone,
author of the World at the Lake’s Edge Duology and Unholy
Terrors
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