LIT Java

“Gabe and Pippa seem to be leading the perfect life in Sally Hepworth’s <em>The Soulmate</em>, a gripping domestic suspense tale. They have their dream home on the coast, two beautiful daughters, and Gabe is a local hero for talking the would-be victims of suicide that come to the cliffside from jumping. But then someone does jump, and secrets and betrayals come to light. Told in the alternating voices of Pippa as she tries to make sense of events and Amanda, the supposed suicide, and shifting...”

Genevieve • A Great Good Place for Books

“A lovely addition to the quaint Bright Falls universe (Book #2). From the first book (<em>Delilah Green Doesn't Care</em>), I didn't think I would vibe with Astrid, as she was controlling with lots of misplaced anger. In this book, however, Astrid is revealed to be much more complex, compassionate, and interesting. Fans of dual POVs, unraveling perfectionists, enemies-to-lovers, tarot cards, HGTV-type inn renovations, meaningful female friendships, and a spicy Queer women romance where the tw...”

Zinna • A Great Good Place for Books

“Wow, this book is one hell of a ride. Wilson makes you question every sentence spoken by the narrator. It’s a story within a story and I promise it’ll blow you away! ”

Alden • Water Street Bookstore

“All those who love the classic mystery genre will greatly enjoy this jaunty and exceptionally written novel. I look forward to Benjamin Stevenson’s next book, as this is one fabulous read! ”

Carolyn • Water Street Bookstore

“Set in both Washington state and California in the 1960s, young Joan Bergstrom strikes up a correspondence with her favorite magazine columnist and includes a small packet of saffron. So many descriptions of sumptuous feasts and tantalizing recipes are interwoven into the letters between Joan and Imogen. These two very different women become best friends through their mutual love of food and words. They cheer each other on, share secrets and dreams, and ultimately support each other through a...”

Erin • Water Street Bookstore

“Left in the care of their grandmother by their radical mother, Blanca, siblings Olga and Preito strive and struggle to make their way as adults in their native Brooklyn, their mother’s decision reverberating throughout their careers, friendships, and romantic relationships. There is a sweet romance at the center of this story that grounds the narrative, as well as gossipy family drama - including a competitive cousin and a no-nonsense auntie. It is a fast moving tale, set in the before and af...”

Erin • Water Street Bookstore