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“I was drawn to this book by the title. One of my favorite vacations was in a town named Bethel. I kept reading because I was captivated by the story woven about the characters' lives. A wonderful story that relays well the meaning of the word “bethel” … a holy place…some place that we all at various times in life are seeking. ”

Stacy • Plenty

“Puck & Prejudice by Lia Riley is a time travel hockey romance that could easily have been just a ridiculous, fun romp, but somehow manages to be both that and thought-provoking, tender story. I went in looking for a good time and was quite surprised by all the feelings. 10/10 would recommend for anyone who loves trope-y romance, Jane Austen, historical fiction, or excellent spice scenes, which is such a strange spread of readers I feel a little odd writing it, but it's accurate. There's...”

Anna • Katy Budget Books

“One of the weirdest, funniest, and weirdly sweet books I've ever read. You will laugh out loud and then almost immediately wonder what is happening in this story. I have been thinking about this book since I first read it.”

Elizabeth D. • Nowhere Bookshop

“What happens when a painting goes missing at the local museum? It becomes famous of course! Rami and Veda are on the case, or else Rami's mother might take the fall. A brilliant and heartfelt exploration of immigrant families, growing up, and how love is the greatest motivator. With friendly ghosts and talking turtles, this book has it all!”

Riley Smith • Bright Side Bookshop

“I love this book! If you love activists and stories of determination and overcoming adversity this is the book for you!”

Mika • Rooted Books & Gifts

“A book that will have you entangled from the start — emotionally invested, and intellectually curious to see reality in a new way. It is an exciting blend of fiction and physics, science and heart. It’s thrilling to read and can really get you thinking about how fragile & terrifying it is that “every thought we have, every choice we could possibly make, branches into a new world.” ”

pedro • McNally Jackson Books