Rocks Fall, Everyone Dies

Lindsay Ribar lives in New York City, where she works in book publishing by day and writes YA novels by night. She is the author of The Art of Wishing, The Fourth Wish, and Rocks Fall, Everyone Dies. Lindsay attends far too many concerts, watches far too much nerdy TV, and consumes fanfiction like it's made out of chocolate. She is fond of wine, cheese, and really cool accents. Ask her about her Harry Potter tattoo.

* "Fast-paced and unpredictable, the plot seamlessly balances a summer romance with well-crafted paranormal suspense. A fresh and substantive story about family, love, and deciding who you want to be in the world." Kirkus, starred review

"Breathtaking storytelling. This is a fast-paced paranormal mystery with an unusual magic system. It is not the same old make-believe and should be very welcome in most libraries." School Library Journal

"A novel that balances fantasy with realism . . . Quick and entertaining; the characters (some of whom learn their lessons) are can't-look-away wicked in an all-too-human way." Horn Book

"[An] unnerving tale of supernatural suspense . . . Ribar (The Art of Wishing) sets up an intriguing premise and explores Aspen's abilities in provocative ways." Publishers Weekly

"The mind games are acrobatic in their twists and turns." BCCB

"Refreshingly poignant. A surprisingly deep fantasy nicely grounded in reality." Booklist

"A unique paranormal mystery and family drama . . . Readers will be hooked by the mystery, which has an exciting climax and a satisfying redemption for Aspen." VOYA

"Pitch perfect from the title to the end, I couldn't put Rocks Fall, Everyone Dies down! The characters shine in this brilliant page-turner with a supernatural twist." Beth Revis, author of the Across the Universe trilogy


PRAISE FOR THE FOURTH WISH:
"The truths this novel reveals are so real . . . quite an achievement." Kirkus

"Ribar has delivered fans a fun romantic read with some deliciously exciting paranormal elements while casually tackling . . . the importance of balancing power with humanity." School Library Journal


PRAISE FOR THE ART OF WISHING:
"Stands head and shoulders above the competition because of its main character Margo . . . a decisive, strong-willed heroine." Tor.com

"Rich with romance, magic, and action, this novel will captivate teens." School Library Journal