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““Go and get stuffed, you arse-wiping, shit-eating, tallow-sniffing, chiffer-chaffing, sons-of-whores! I’ll feed you to the five-legged mare!” This is my first Jeff Noon-experience (here in collaboration with Steve Beard) and it was a blast! Somewhere between The Adventures of Amina Al-Sirafi, The Boneships and An Alchemy of Masques and Mirrors also feature a boat – the Juniper – and a big part of the story takes place while we're going up the river Nysis towards the big city of Ludwich. The...”

Caro - Otherland Bookshop Berlin / Germany • Otherland

“Zelu is having a tough time at her sister’s wedding, dodging unwanted comments on her non-traditional lifestyle, her job as a novelist, her disability, and her lack of a husband. It seems like everyone’s got something to say. Then she gets knocked down twice in quick succession: fired from her university position and rejected by a potential publisher. Zelu is lost. Alone in her hotel room that night she pushes her troubles to one side and starts writing a book totally different to the ones...”

Tom - Otherland Bookshop Berlin/Germany • Otherland

“This book is not only beautifully written, but also an incredible story of love, loss, is multi-generational tale of the Kingdom that once existed. Told through two narrators, one modern day, one in the 19th century, Dolen Perkins-Valdez captures how complicated and nuanced motherhood and love can be. I loved this book and loved how it teetered between past and present, which really highlighted the parallels of our ancestors experiences not being so different from our own. ”

Julia • Bookish Modesto

“A really fun series starter. This odd couple pair of amateur detectives, one a retired actress with a second act defending the wrongfully accused, the other a Gen Z f*ck-up figuring her life out, are frequently out of their depth, but they are great company. Don't miss the madcap golf cart chase!”

Robin • Books & Books @ The Studios of Key West

“After meeting present day Eliza, age 88, you’ll be transported to a sprawling southern plantation in the early 1900s. This is a love letter to the land, a critique of the trappings of birth order and gender in the practice of inheritance, and a beautiful picture of friendship and family. The narration added such depth and flavor to a story that was already so easy to fall into. I loved every minute of it. ”

Ashley • The Story Collective

“A beautiful story rich in detail both cultural and historic. I will admit to going in a bit blind, and found a romance between a merman and his male caretaker that was sweet and filled with kindness and revelations on both sides. I enjoyed the story and its broad cast of characters and was satisfied with the conclusion. Easily recommended!”

TJ • Anne’s Secondhand Bookshop