Praise for Immortal Longings The Fantasy Buzz Book of 2023: Time, Cosmopolitan, PopSugar, Glamour, Paste, Book Riot, Financial Times "I blew straight through this book, and I wish I could go back and read it again from scratch. Gong's first venture into adult fantasy, set in a claustrophobic, low-tech city where life is cheap and bodies are disposable, features wonderfully complex characters and a game to the death that is executed with aplomb. Immortal Longings is a lot of fun, with twists you won't see coming until right before the hammer drops." --Rebecca Roanhorse, New York Times bestselling author of the Between Earth and Sky trilogy "Smart, imaginative, and brutal, Immortal Longings is a mind- and genre-bending epic that is as cutting and honest as it is unpredictable. Chloe Gong's assertive style is filled with razor's edge-prose, and her complex characters will hurt you, but in the most thrilling way. What a time to be alive for book lovers." --Wesley Chu, #1 New York Times bestselling author of the War Arts Saga "Gripping, irresistible, Chloe Gong's Immortal Longings is a tour de force of Asian Futurism, a provocative examination of self and destiny that melds the ruthless sensuality of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon with the visceral urgency of The Hunger Games . This book left me breathless!" --Ryka Aoki, author of Light From Uncommon Stars " Immortal Longings is a grab-you-and-won't-let-go sort of book, as brutal and merciless as its characters.

Everyone has secret plans, and everyone's life exists on the edge of betrayal. Each page is fierce and filled with yearning--I loved it." --Andrea Stewart, author of the Drowning Empire trilogy "If you find yourself hungry for a story that will cut you while you read and where betrayal lurks around every corner, you'll want to check this title out." --NPR "Chloe Gong has a particular flair for crafting elaborate and addictive stories." -- HuffPost "The violent cities of San-Er and their complex politics come to life in this immersive, action-packed novel inhabited by characters impossible to let go of until the last page." -- Good Housekeeping.