Steven Habbi
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1 books; 1 reviewed on LuvemBooks. Dates and covers from Amazon.
2026Our review →
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- Where should I start?
- Start with Our Fallen Woman: Survival in the Cracks of Empire — it's the only Habbi book we've reviewed, and it's their debut, so there's no earlier context you need. The novel is a self-contained survival story following Erin across four cities and 45 years, and it holds a 4.6/5 reader rating from 62 Amazon ratings.
- What's their writing style?
- Based on the one book we've reviewed, Habbi writes sweeping, female-driven historical fiction centred on survival. Our Fallen Woman blends drama, romance, and crime while engaging with themes of hunger, faith, and sacrifice across a 45-year span. Habbi's stated reading tastes — historical and literary fiction about displacement, memory, and social systems — mirror the concerns of their own novel.
- Books we've reviewed
- We've reviewed 1 Steven Habbi book. Our Fallen Woman: Survival in the Cracks of Empire (Historical Fiction) — a sweeping, female-driven survival story spanning 1880 to 1925, from famine-haunted Galway to 1920s New York; it holds a 4.6/5 reader rating from 62 Amazon ratings, though its reception record is still young.
- What genre do they write?
- Habbi writes historical fiction — specifically Irish historical fiction. Our Fallen Woman: Survival in the Cracks of Empire is set between 1880 and 1925 and blends drama, romance, and crime within its historical setting. If you enjoy literary historical sagas about displacement and survival, this is squarely in that territory.
- What should I read after Our Fallen Woman?
- There's no next Habbi book in our coverage — Our Fallen Woman: Survival in the Cracks of Empire is their debut and the only title we've reviewed. For now, the best next step is to check back on LuvemBooks as their body of work grows, or browse our other Irish historical fiction reviews for similar themes of famine, faith, and survival.
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