A supremely satisfying supernatural mystery packed with ghost-hunting, ectoplasm-conjuring, secret societies, and likeable teens (who are also supernatural). Enjoyable not just for its heart and thrills, but the amount of authentic spiritualist lore it pulls into its twisty narrative.

Adam Cesare, Bram Stoker Award-winning author of CLOWN IN A CORNFIELD and BLOODSICK

Deliciously creepy in the very best way, Tell the Ghosts I'm Gone is everything my weird younger self would love. This complex story of a supernatural found family, powers that leap off the page, ghosts with real bite, eerie disappearances, and ancestral secrets from beyond are woven together masterfully. It left my heart racing, haunting me long after I turned the last page.

Jamison Shea, author of I FEED HER TO THE BEAST AND THE BEAST IS ME

The jaw-clenching supernatural horror I've been hungry for. To any kid who has felt too strange, too monstrous, or too much to handle: this book is for you.

Andrew Joseph White, New York Times bestselling author of Compound Fracture and Hell Followed with Us

Explores grief, family ties, and rebirth in this tenderhearted riff on Frankenstein. . . . Bayron presents at once grotesque and breezily matter-of-fact horror elements via luminous prose. The characters' intensely layered relationships, as well as the tragic romance at the heart of the novel, will stick with readers long after the final page.

Publishers Weekly, starred review for MAKE ME A MONSTER

Bayron crafts a page-turning, atmospheric homage to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, balancing unnerving horror with tender romance. . . . Chilling yet romantic: explores the complexities of death, love, and grief.

Kirkus Reviews, on MAKE ME A MONSTER

This novel revives Frankenstein with a fresh modernity.

BCCB, on MAKE ME A MONSTER