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“Meticulously crafted, Ander & Santi Were Here left me without words but with so much to say. You will fall in love with these characters as they fall for each other, and you'll laugh with them, fear for them, and hope for them to find a way through a situation that is all too real. As always, Avi Roque's narration enhances the reading experience, truly bringing the story to life. ”

Miriasha
Phoenix Books

“This is a captivating debut novel set in modern day Trinidad that I read in one sitting. A fun read that doesn’t shy away from discussing real issues and with a cast of characters that I was truly invested in. Mc Ivor’s writing is ebullient but not frothy, conversational but not trite, engrossing, transportive, delicious and above all— so very Caribbean. My only regret is that I’ll never get to experience this novel for the first time again! The narrators really knocked this out of the park. ”

Destinee
East City Bookshop

“Lola Jaye's heart-rending story thoughtfully explores the lives of two children from two eras who experience emotional trauma at a young age. I thoroughly enjoyed learning about Celestine and Lowra's internal struggle and their resilience in the face of such difficult issues. Jay's novel encourages readers to understand the plights of those who struggle while also encouraging us to revisit our own traumas in hopes of healing. ”

Linda
Mind Chimes Bookshop

“Tremendous! Mickey’s coming-of-age story is equal parts career decisions and relationship choices. She’s a Black woman in the publishing industry, a writer, who is also a queer woman. Mickey’s story will truly speak to those two demographics but will be so relatable to many. You’ll nod along, get teary-eyed, and oh … not to be forgotten, prepare to be heavily entertained with the intimate details! She checks all the boxes of a great book. I’m an official fan of Tembe! (Marcella Cox’s performa...”

Andrea
Main Street Books Davidson

“Hurt You, Marie Lee's YA retelling of Of Mice and Men, is such an important book. There is much to say about this novel, which takes on not only ableism and coming of ages issues, but also race, class, gun violence and heartbreaking loss. What stands out most, however, is the incredible insight Lee brings into the life of Leo, a neuro-atypical youth. At the heart of this story is the powerful bond between Leo and his younger sister Georgia - a high school student and our narrator. Hi...”

Kathy
Belmont Books

“A great read - or actually listen, in my case. Rebecca Roanhorse has created a compelling cast of characters and set them loose in a western fantasy noir world (with a touch of steampunk). Zero to sixty in the opening, and then it really takes off. I hope the author has more coming from this world!”

Kathy
Belmont Books