Gods of Manhattan (Gods of Manhattan, 1)

aAlong with plenty of action, Mebus stuffs his pages with references to New Yorkas history, draws most of the threads together in a suspenseful climax and provides a satisfying sense of resolution at the end.a a"Kirkus Reviews"

Along with plenty of action, Mebus stuffs his pages with references to New York s history, draws most of the threads together in a suspenseful climax and provides a satisfying sense of resolution at the end. "Kirkus Reviews"

?Along with plenty of action, Mebus stuffs his pages with references to New York's history, draws most of the threads together in a suspenseful climax and provides a satisfying sense of resolution at the end.? ?"Kirkus Reviews"

"Along with plenty of action, Mebus stuffs his pages with references to New York's history, draws most of the threads together in a suspenseful climax and provides a satisfying sense of resolution at the end." - "Kirkus Reviews"

Although the obvious can be seen by the naked eye, twelve-year-old Rory Hennessey has a unique gift that lets him see the darker realms of the city--areas where the Gods of Manhattan rule the streets with their warrior cockroaches, kung fu rodents, and hungry gargoyles that are determined to cause chaos in the city he loves. Reprint.