--Sujata Massey, internationally bestselling author of The Mistress of Bhatia House

"With Hall of Mirrors, Copenhaver deftly toes the line between harmless voyeurism and the type of subversive curiosity that turns fans into predators. You float through the story, an unseen guest watching everything unfold, noting all the beautiful period details that anchor the narrative in the 1950s - brass bar carts, bold wallpaper - until all at once, you realize that this perverse kind of observation may have led to the death of an innocent man. If Architectural Digest started a True Crime Beat, Copenhaver would be the magazine's star writer."--Ava Barry, author of Double Exposure

"The second in the Nightingale trilogy, following The Savage Kind, is a mystery, but the historical elements add complexity as the author explores issues of passing as straight or white, concealing an identity at a time of physical and emotional violence toward LGBTQIA+ and Black people."--Library Journal

"A searing portrait of a treacherous era and the extraordinary characters who navigated through it at their peril. Hall of Mirrors is equal parts stylish noir and heart-breaking testament. I couldn't put it down."--Carol Goodman, two-time Mary Higgins Clark Award-winning author of The Bones of the Story

"A Rubik's Cube of a period mystery--readers will become increasingly obsessed about the intersection of a biracial ghostwriter seeking justice for his dead partner and two fans who have been on a hunt for a serial killer. Prevailing McCarthy-era attitudes about race and sexual orientation inform the story, yet characters reign supreme. By the end of Hall of Mirrors I cared desperately for the well-being of all three seeking to embrace their truth under oppressive circumstances."--Naomi Hirahara, author of Mary Higgins Clark award-winning Clark and Division

"Copenhaver keeps things moving at a relentless pace as he introduces multiple narrators and a plethora of plot twists. Queer history aficionados will find the depiction of the period's antigay political paranoia fascinating. This series deserves a long life."

--Publishers Weekly

"Hall of Mirrors is a complex historical mystery. [A] deep characterization of the leads and well-researched historical details form the backdrop of the action. This one is highly recommended."

--BOLO Books

"[HALL OF MIRRORS] has haunted me since I've finished it. As Copenhaver details with breathtaking skill, full exposure, however terrifying, flings open the closet doors to truth."--Sarah Weinman, The New York Times Book Review

"An excellent continuation of Copenhaver's series, richly detailed and with convincingly realized characterizations."--CrimeReads