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“Full of dark mystery and unexpected twists.” —Meg Kassel, author of Keeper of the Bees

A sound awakens her. There's darkness all around. And then she's falling...

She has no idea who or where she is. Or why she's dead. The only clue to her identity hangs around her neck: a single rusted key. This is how she and the others receive their names—from whatever belongings they had when they

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Book Title: Smoke and Key
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Smoke and Key by Kelsey Sutton Book Review

Name: JenacideByBibliophile
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: I'm going to be looking at cemeteries with longing in my eyes now.
Date: Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2019
Review: Death, lost love, walking corpses, corsets, propriety, falling from graves, curious momentous and magic.

Finally.

The spooky Historical Romance that your Gothic little heart was searching for.

Smoke and Key was just as beautiful, dark, sorrowful and mysterious as I’d hoped it would be.

Kelsey Sutton is Queen when it comes to ingenious and creatively mind-bending YA plots. She brings fantasy to life and completely astounds me with her imaginative ideas for books. Countdown clocks to death in Gardenia, a book of poetry about a girl living a life of imagination in The Lonely Ones, and a world where emotions take human form in the Some Quiet Place series?!

Swoon

But my newest Kelsey Sutton obsession centers on Smoke and Key. It’s an eerie Gothic mystery dripping in fog and Tim Burton tendencies. The story takes place in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s, and moves between Key’s memories of her life and her time in Under. It is a time when young ladies are thrust into corsets and skirts, where propriety is everything, and when being caught with a member of the opposite sex in public, without a chaperone, is downright scandalous! It is a YA Crimson Peak (without the weirdness) and Corpse Bride mashup, stuffed with romance, murder and magic.

Under is neither heaven nor hell, it is a place in between, or so its inhabitants think. The place is downright creepy, and I was enamored with every moment of it. There is only dirt, cold and corpses in this depressing place and each person who walks its floor possesses the names of the objects they came with: Key, Smoke, Ribbon, Journal, Pocket Watch, Doll. The characters and the world of Under is like a funhouse for the dead. It’s filled with charismatic characters whose flesh and organs are literally decomposing before the readers eyes, and they’re tipping over the Looney Tunes side of the sanity spectrum.

Though there is no clear indication of what age characters like Key, Smoke and Journal are, I would have to guess that they are in their late teens or very early twenties. I found Key to be an absolute dream and am so grateful the author didn’t turn her into an immature wailing female. Key is the picture of poise and manners, even in death, and she comes off as an incredibly strong-willed lady of the dead. Match her up with the brooding, curious and dashingly Gothic Smoke, and we’ve got ourselves the match-up for every bleak black heart out there!

But obviously, the real addiction here is the thrilling ride the reader takes as they begin to uncover what Under is, and how these people got there. As Key’s memories begin to surface, she gets snippets and clues of her life when she was alive. A big house with a girl who calls her sister, a boy in a library, and American with an infectious grin and a knack for fighting. Each memory brings Key closer to learning about herself and how she died, but it also brings her closer to the dark side of her life.

This book brought out so many emotions in me while I was reading. Sadness, longing, excitement, disgust, curiosity. I LOVE the world this author created and the characters that fill its pages. It was so different from every YA Fantasy story currently out right now, and it is bound to be a favorite if you love a Gothic tale with magic. I devoured every page and am still hopelessly looking for more…sigh.

I'm going to be looking at cemeteries with longing in my eyes now.

Name: Tiffany
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Smoke and Key
Date: Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2020
Review: This book came and I am thoroughly enjoying the story.This is a author I will gladly purchase from again that is until I actually truly got into a good chunk of the book then it became boring. I put it down for a month before picking it back up and trying to finish reading it. This book had such potential and I had such high hopes that ended up going nowhere.

The cover of the book is beautiful. I was intrigued by the names of the characters or rather the nicknames they got in Under, which is a place the dead go to when they wake up. The story drags and there seems to be unnecessary scenes just to make the book longer but has no real movement forward. The author gives you whiplash with the main character who is regaining her memories, it flips constantly and it's annoying. You end up having way too many questions that go unanswered then you end up learning about their resolutions towards the end of the plot or what is supposed to be a plot.

The rest of the characters except for maybe three are uninteresting. They feel like all they are is fillers. There is a love triangle but it isnt much of one. You have one love scene which is very well done for it being sweet.

This book is all about characters who are dead but active in a place called Under who start to remember their Living lives. And then there is the fact that the dead are being Killed in Under. How does one kill the dead when they are already dead? And no these are not zombies, so that theory doesn't work. And there are certain ones that go topside-our reality of the fully Living and yet no one calls out ghost, no one screams at how they appear. The dead don't appear dead, which isn't explained but for 1 character, not enough to make me suspend reality to believe in this story.

By the time I came to the end of the book I just really didn't care anymore who won or who lost or if the plot actually had a fitting end but I forced myself to finish it just the same once more hoping in the last few pages that the author would be able to change my mind about this story that I had so looked forward to and was enjoying in the very beginning.

Name: mells_view
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: I suppose some things don’t have a proper explanation. They just are.”
Date: Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2019
Review: You guys. Smoke and Key is such an amazing read! It’s like this suspenseful historical YA paranormal with a magical morbid feel to it. A genre mouthful I realize. While reading I kept thinking if The Wizard of Oz & the movie Clue had a love child in the early 1900s and gave birth in a magical graveyard, then this book would be that baby. There’s a smidge of romance, but Smoke and Key is a highly plot driven story. We are focused on the why’s and the how’s of a place called ‘Under’ and it’s people. When a girl falls from the dirt sky and questions everything about the place and it’s people, things start to happen. Bad things. Memories. Good things.

Even though this book was mostly about the ride, that’s not to say that there aren’t plenty of amazing characters that you will meet and try to figure out while both loving and questioning them. The world that Ms. Sutton builds is mysterious and somehow beautiful although it is morbid. I enjoyed trying to figure out whodunit. There are moments that even felt a tiny bit scary, but there were also times that I felt sad and happy as well. I will say that pacing at times did feel slow, but it was mainly because I just wanted more answers. This story does jump back and forth between the present and the past, and I think that does make it a bit hard to follow at first. Once you get the hang of it and understand what exactly is going on it’s easier to follow.

All in all I enjoyed the characters and journey to the end very much! This is my first read from the author, and will not be the last.