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“Nick Bell and the gang are back again making me laugh just as much as they did in the first book. Usually sequels lull a bit, but not in this series. Book two brings: new extraordinaries, higher stakes, and bigger revelations as new secrets come to light! It also grapples with real world social justice issues in a provocative way.”

Zinna • A Great Good Place for Books

“Over the course of eight years, master thief Stephane Breitwieser carried out over 200 brazen heists of fine art from museums and cathedrals across Europe! Amassing a private art collection with an estimated value of two billion dollars (in the top floor of his mother's home where he lived with his girlfriend and accomplice), Breitwieser saw himself as free from blame as his only motivation was love of art. ”

Samantha • A Great Good Place for Books

“Greta lives in an un-renovated, uninsulated Dutch farmhouse in Hudson, New York with her eccentric friend Sabine. Greta transcribes the therapy sessions of the town sex coach, Om, and becomes obsessed with his newest client, a repressed married woman, whom Greta calls Big Swiss. Big Swiss takes you on a wild ride of sexual desire, bad boundaries, bees, miniature donkeys and the messy path toward healing. Perfect for fans of funny, weird, irreverent fiction! ”

Samantha • A Great Good Place for Books

“An homage to the heartbreaking Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes, this intimate story of a grieving father and his troubled son is an intelligent and touching story of tragedy and hope.”

Genevieve • A Great Good Place for Books

“While this romance employs a number of typical tropes such as, fake dating, forced proximity and millionaires, this book is anything but typical! The two swoon-worthy leads are trans! This may be one of the first times I've seen a beautifully depicted T4T romance in print. (Bravo, TJ Alexander! More please!) This book made me laugh, stoked my self-righteous anger and filled my heart with joy. Luna is loveably fierce while Jean-Pierre is the infuriatingly adorable French millionaire of my...”

Zinna • A Great Good Place for Books

“I thoroughly enjoyed Nathan Hill's debut novel, The Nix, and am delighted that he's given us another gem about the complexities of familial relationships between spouses, between parents and children and between the family and larger community. Jack and Elizabeth fall madly in love with each other swept up in the edgy underground art scene of Chicago, but what becomes of young love when you add parenting, moving to the suburbs and the indignities of not having quite lived up to one's...”

Samantha • A Great Good Place for Books