"This is a strong read and will pique interest in the actual earthquake...for readers interested in a mix of mystery, history, and fantasy."
– School Library Journal
"[Callie's] journey toward acceptance of both her father's disappearance and her feelings of loss is painstakingly, sensitively rendered. A gentle, honest...exploration of how people seek solace during anguishing situations."
– Kirkus Reviews
"[The] descriptions of San Francisco in both eras are detailed and evocative, and thecharacters compelling and realistic. Their journey through grief is believable."
– VOYA
"Beautiful, atmospheric, and compelling, Invisible Fault Lines is a story of the worst disasters and how we survive them. An artful novel that still haunts after the last page."
– National Book Award finalist Deb Caletti, author of The Last Forever
