2019 Press Coverage

12.31.19/ The Jane Austen Society by Natalie Jenner, The Wife Who Knew Too Much by Michele Campbell and The Book of V by Anna Solomon were named three of the most anticipated 2020 book releases by The Nerd Daily.
12.31.19/Barbara Probst’s Queen of the Owls, Susie Schnall’s We Came Here to Shine, Elise Hooper’s Fast Girls and Kristy Woodson Harvey’s Feels Like Falling were featured as a few of 2020’s hottest books on Novel Network.
12.27.19/ That’s Mental by Amanda Rosenberg was featured as a 2019 book not to miss on Shondaland.
12.23.19/G reedy Heart author A.P. Murray had a piece about the small business debt crisis in the US featured on Medium.
12.20.19/ American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins was featured as a book to look for this month by The New York Times, named one of January’s most anticipated books by Goodreads and called a hot new release by O Magazine.
12.20.19/ Katherine Keith’s Epic Solitude earned an excellent review by Publishers Weekly.
12.20.19/The Night Olivia Fell by Christina McDonald and Whisper Network by Chandler Baker were called two of the best thrillers of 2019 by Buzzfeed News.
12.18.19/American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins was named a most anticipated book of 2020 by HelloGiggles and called a top fiction novel of next year by Marie Claire.
12.17.19/ A Hundred Suns by Karin Tanabe and American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins were named two of the most anticipated books of 2020 by BookBub.
12.17.19/ Raven Lane by Amber Cowie, The Rubicus Prophecy by Alane Adams, Suspended Sentence by Janice Morgan, That’s Mentalby Amanda Rosenberg, Make Your Moment by Dion Lim and Revelation by Bobi Gentry Goodwin were called the perfect books to sneak under the tree this holiday season by Brit + Co.
12.17.19/ Enemy Queen by Robert Steven Goldstein earned a stellar review by Kirkus.
12.17.19/ The Other Bennet Sister by Janice Hadlow and The Jane Austen Society by Natalie Jenner were featured as sensational books for fans of Jane Austen on She Reads.
12.16.19/ American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins, Anna K by Jenny Lee and The Book of V by Anna Solomon were named three of the most anticipated books of 2020 by Entertainment Weekly.
12.16.19/ The Book of V by Anna Solomon and Anna K by Jenny Lee were featured as two of this year’s most anticipated books by Entertainment Weekly.
12.16.19/ The Safe Place by Anna Downes had a featured cover reveal on Paste.
12.14.19/ American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins was named a best book coming out this winter by Esquire, a best read of 2020 by Elle and a book to look out for this year by The New York Times.
12.14.19/ A Hundred Suns by Karin Tanabe earned an excellent review by Publisher’s Weekly.
12.13.20/Rachel Howzell Hall’s They All Fall Down was called a thriller that’s better than any Netflix show by BookBub.
12.13.19/The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo was called a best book of 2019 by SELF.
12.13.19/Jamie Schmidt, author of Supermaker, had a featured essay about today’s startup culture on Quartz at Work.
12.13.19/ American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins and The Tenant by Katrine Engberg were named two of this January’s must-read books by Parade.
12.12.19/ Roots and Wings by Margery Kraus, Make Your Moment by Dion Lim, Squirrels in the Wall by Henry Hitz, Dangerous Alliance by Jennieke Cohen and The Rubicus Prophecy by Alane Adams were featured as the best books to gift this holiday season on Frolic.
12.10.19/ The Night Olivia Fell by Christina McDonald, Regretting You by #FRC2019 guest Colleen Hoover, When the World Didn’t End by Caroline Kaufman, Twice in a Blue Moon by #FRC2019 guest Christina Lauren and The Giver of Stars by #FRC2019 guest JoJo Moyes were featured amongst the best books of 2019 written by women on PopSugar.
12.6.19/ The Rubicus Prophecy by Alane Adams was featured as a winter book pick by Chloe’s B&N Book Club.
12.5.19/ Dangerous Alliance author Jennieke Cohen had an interview about her writing process with Frolic and a Q&A featured on BookPage.
12.5.19/ Henry Hitz, author of Squirrels in the Wall, had a featured Q&A with The Mercury News.
12.4.19/ When You Ask Me Where I’m Going by Jasmin Kaur, Dangerous Alliance by Jennieke Cohen, The Blue Witch by Alane Adams and The Rubicus Prophecy also by Alane Adams were featured on YA Book Central.
12.4.19/ Dangerous Alliance by Jennieke Cohen was selected as a YA Book of the Month pick and earned a stellar review by The Nerd Daily.
12.3.19/ Parade Magazine published their 2019 Book Gift Guide and included Conversations with RBG by Jeffrey Rosen, Roots and Wings by Margery Kraus and Phyllis Piano, Dangerous Alliance by Jennieke Cohen, That’s Mental by Amanda Rosenberg and The Rubicus Prophecy by Alane Adams.
12.3.19/ Raven Lane by Amber Cowie and The Escape Room by Megan Goldin were featured as thrillers perfect for long winter nights on PopSugar.
12.2.19/ Susie Orman Schnall’s forthcoming novel We Came Here to Shine had a featured cover reveal on She Reads.
11.29.19/ Jeanne Blasberg’s The Nine was featured as a potential Goodreads Choice Awards winner on BookTrib.
11.28.19/ Regretting You by #FRC2019 guest author Colleen Hoover and American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins were featured as two of this winter’s hottest books on Good Book Fairy.
11.28.19/ That’s Mental by Amanda Rosenberg was praised as a smart and funny book that destigmatizes mental illness by Bitch Media.
11.27.19/ Dominicana by Angie Cruz, The DNA of You and Me by Andrea Rothman and The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo were named as three of this year’s best books by Real Simple.
11.27.19/ Raven Lane by Amber Cowie was named a best new fiction release of November by The Nerd Daily.
11.27.19/ Yangsze Choo’s The Night Tiger was named a best book of 2019 by the Washington Independent Review.
11.26.19/ Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid and Dear Girls by #FRC2019 guest Ali Wong were named two of the most awesome books to gift this holiday season by the New York Post.
11.26.19/ Joy Seeker by Shannon Kaiser was called the perfect gift for a dose of inspiration by NBC News.
11.25.19/ We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop, Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid, Unpregnant by Jenni Hendriks & Ted Caplan and The Giver of Stars by #FRC2019 guest Jojo Moyes were named four of the best books of 2019 by Marie Claire.
11.25.19/ American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins was called a stunning tale of survival and escape in Vogue.
11.22.19/ Joy Seeker author Shannon Kaiser was interviewed about her journey to becoming a life coach and author on Authors of the Pacific Northwest Podcast.
11.22.19/ That’s Mental by Amanda Rosenberg was praised as a smart and funny book that destigmatizes mental illness on PureWow and called a must-read book of winter by Dazed.
11.22.19/ Kendare Blake, author of Five Dark Fates, had a featured interview with Frolic. Five Dark Fates was also named one of the best YA books of 2019 by She Reads.
11.21.19/ The Rubicus Prophecy by Alane Adams was praised by Girls Life.
11.21.19/ Monica Duncan’s Twine earned a stellar review by Fresh Fiction.
11.20.19/ Reputation by #FRC2019 guest author Sara Shepard, Dangerous Alliance by Jennieke Cohen, Regretting You by #FRC2019 guest author Colleen Hoover, American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins and Behind Every Lie by Christina McDonald were featured as winter releases to add to your TBR on BookRiot.
11.20.19/ A Witch in Time by Constance Sayers was called a most anticipated book of 2020 by Ars Technica.
11.20.19/ American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins was named a must-read book of 2020 by Bustle and featured as a top book club pick on Book Club Chat.
11.19.19/ Anna K by Jenny Lee was named a must-read book of 2020 by Bustle and was featured in a Bitch Mediaroundup of YA novels feminists should read in 2020. Deadline also wrote a piece about the TV series adaption of Anna K.
11.19.19/ Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest Casey McQuiston was named a best novel of the year by Vogue.
11.19.19/ Dear Girls by #FRC2019 guest Ali Wong was named one of the must-read books of 2019 by TIME.
11.19.19/ Raven Lane author Amber Cowie had a personal essay about overcoming her brother’s fatal overdose published by The New York Times.
11.18.19/ Carola Lovering, author of Tell Me Lies, was featured and shared her favorite things in the Belletrist Brief.
11.18.19/ Jennieke Cohen’s Dangerous Alliance was named a hot new release by YA Books Central and was featured as a book with movie rights available in The Hollywood Reporter.
11.15.19/ Behind Every Lie by Christina McDonald, Dangerous Alliance by Jennieke Cohen, Reputation by #FRC2019 guest author Sara Shepard, Regretting You by #FRC2019 guest author Colleen Hoover and American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins were featured as new winter releases to add to your TBR list on BookRiot.
11.15.19/ Raven Lane by Amber Cowie was named a hot new release of the week by BookRiot.
11.15.19/ As Long As It’s Perfect by Lisa Tognola earned a stellar review by the Midwest Book Review and was praised by BookTrib.
11.14.19/ Shannon Kaiser, author of Joy Seeker, had a featured essay about how to get in the right mindset to move on MindBodyGreen and was interviewed on Conscious Talk Radio.
11.14.19/ Mani/Pedi author Krista Beth Driver was praised as a female entrepreneur in the beauty industry by NAILS Magazine.
11.14.19/ Dear Girls by #FRC2019 guest Ali Wong and The Giver of Stars by #FRC2019 host Jojo Moyes were featured as two books that make the perfect present on Read It Forward’s 2019 Holiday Gift Guide.
11.13.19/ Gina LaManna’s Pretty Guilty Women was featured as a chilling psychological thriller to add to your reading list on Real Simple.
11.13.19/ American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins and Reputation by #FRC2019 guest author Sara Shepard were named two of the best books this winter has to offer by PopSugar.
11.13.19/ The Nine by Jeanne McWilliams Blasberg, That’s Mental by Amanda Rosenberg and Life’s Accessories by Rachel Levy Lesser were called books perfect for winter reading by Hadassah Magazine.
11.12.19/ Amber Cowie, author of Raven Lane, had a personal essay on writing about the terror of parenthood featured on Salon and another piece detailing how to write your fears on CrimeReads.
11.12.19/ The Lost Man by Jane Harper, The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo, The Giver of Stars by #FRC2019 host Jojo Moyes, Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest Casey McQuiston, Dear Girls by #FRC2019 guest Ali Wong and When You Ask Me Where I’m Going by Jasmin Kaur made it to the semifinal round of the 2019 Goodreads Choice Awards.
11.12.19/ Make Your Moment by Dion Lim, Joy Seeker by Shannon Kaiser, Mani/Pedi by Krista Beth Driver and Just A Girl by Lucinda Jackson were praised as career books to help you lead your life like a boss by Create & Cultivate.
11.11.19/ Amanda Rosenberg, author of That’s Mental, had a featured piece about the portrayal of mental illness on TV on Salon.
11.11.19/ Ashley Farley’s Life on Loan was featured as a recommended book pick in Boomer Magazine.
11.11.19/ Shannon Kaiser’s Joy Seeker was featured as the best new nonfiction book of the week in Woman’s World.
11.11.19/ Dear Girls by #FRC2019 guest Ali Wong was named a celebrity memoir worth reading by Vogue.
11.8.19/ The Lost Man by Jane Harper, The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo, The Giver of Stars by #FRC2019 host Jojo Moyes, Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest Casey McQuiston, Dear Girls by #FRC2019 guest Ali Wong and When You Ask Me Where I’m Going by Jasmin Kaur were nominated for the 2019 Goodreads Choice Awards.
11.8.19/ Life’s Accessories by Rachel Levy Lesser was praised for emphasizing the importance of fashion on Medium.
11.7.19/ Rachel Levy Lesser, author of Life’s Accessories, was featured on Zibby Owens’s Moms Don’t Have Time to Read Books Podcast.
11.7.19/ Shannon Kaiser, author of Joy Seeker, had a personal essay on how solo travel helps to uncover joy featured by Spirituality & Health.
11.7.19/ Conversations with RBG by Jeffrey Rosen was named a hot book of the month by The National Book Review.
11.6.19/ Bobi Gentry Goodwin, author of Revelation, had a featured interview with The Native Influence.
11.6.19/ The Rubicus Prophecy by Alane Adams was called a devilish delightful read by BookTrib.
11.6.19/ Shannon Kaiser, author of Joy Seeker, had an interview about how to get unstuck with KATU Afternoon Live and a featured interview on cultivating more joy with Psych Central.
11.5.19/ JoAnne Silver Jones, author of Headstrong, had a Q&A featured on The Nerd Daily.
11.5.19/ A Witch in Time by Constance Sayers was named one of the most forthcoming historical novels of 2020 by the Historical Novel Society.
11.5.19/ Amanda Rosenberg’s That’s Mental was named a best book to read in November by HelloGiggles.
11.4.19/ Jo Ivester, author of Once a Girl, Always a Boy, had a personal essay about having a transgender child in Texas featured by NBC.
11.4.19/ Twice in a Blue Moon by #FRC2019 guest Christina Lauren was called a hot new romance novel by Entertainment Weekly.
11.4.19/ Angie Cruz, author of Dominicana, had an interview about starting her own archive for Dominican women featured on The Cut.
11.4.19/ The Giver of Stars by #FRC2019 host Jojo Moyes was named the November pick for Reese Witherspoon’s Book Club.
11.1.19/ Shannon Kaiser, author of Joy Seeker, had an interview featured on The Nerd Daily.
10.31.19/ Janice Morgan’s Suspended Sentence earned a stellar review by The Nerd Daily.
10.31.19/ Jeanne Blasberg, author of The Nine, was featured on Zibby Owens’s Moms Don’t Have Time to Read Books Podcast.
10.30.19/ Krista Beth Driver, author of Mani/Pedi, had a featured Q&A with The Nerd Daily.
10.30.19/ That’s Mental by Amanda Rosenberg was named a best book of November by PureWow and was called a book worth obsessing over this winter by PopSugar. Amanda also had a featured Q&A with The Nerd Daily.
10.29.19/ #FRC2019 guest Ali Wong and the author of Dear Girls had a featured interview with The Daily Show’s Trevor Noah.
10.29.19/ Dominicana by #FRC2019 guest Angie Cruz discussed being inspired by her mother in an interview on Good Morning America. Dominicana was also named the first book club pick for the new GMA Cover to Cover Book Club.
10.28.19/ American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins was named a best book to read this winter by Vogue.
10.28.19/ Dear Girls by #FRC2019 guest Ali Wong was selected as the November book pick by the Badass Women’s Book Club. Additionally, Dear Girls was named a best book to gift this season by Good Housekeeping.
10.25.19/ Squirrels in the Wall by Henry Hitz was called a funny book to read for fans of David Sedaris by Parade.
10.24.19/ Lucinda Jackson, author of Just A Girl, had a personal essay about enhancing your family life with your corporate career featured on Ms. Career Girl.
10.23.19./ Rachel Levy Lesser, author of Life’s Accessories, had a Q&A about her writing process featured on The Nerd Daily.
10.23.19/ Raven Lane by Amber Cowie was called a book that’ll have you second-guessing assumptions by Pique Newsmagazine.
10.22.19/ Margery Kraus’s Roots and Wings had a featured excerpt on Motherhood Later.
10.22.19/ When You Ask Me Where I’m Going author Jasmin Kaur was featured on an episode of “Why Not YA?” with Belletrist on Epic Reads and earned a stellar review by Rich In Color.
10.21.19/ Dear Girls by #FRC2019 guest Ali Wong had a featured Q & A with The Skimm.
10.18.19/ Mani/Pedi author Krista Driver was featured in a piece about making positive changes in your life on Psych Central and another piece on obstacles preventing positive change on Psych Central.
10.17.19/ Jasmin Kaur’s When You Ask Me Where I’m Going was featured as great October book release by Elle India and called a top YA book pick on Kobo.
10.16.19/ Mani/Pedi by Krista Driver, Roots & Wings by Margery Kraus, Joy Seeker by Shannon Kaiser and Diamonds and Scoundrels by Adrienne Rubin were called books to ignite your career spirit this fall by Ms. Career Girl.
10.15.19/ As Long As It’s Perfect author Lisa Tognola had a personal essay detailing why she let her daughter get a nose job on Kveller. Lisa was also featured on an episode of the Author Stories Podcast.
10.15.19/ Michele Campbell’s The Wife Who Knew Too Much had a feature cover reveal on PopSugar.
10.14.19/ When You Ask Me Where I’m Going author Jasmin Kaur was featured in the Belletrist Brief and had a featured Q & A with the Vancouver Sun.
10.11.19/ American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins was named a best book to curl up with this winter by Marie Claire.
10.11.19/ Unpregnant by Jenni Hendriks & Ted Caplan, maggie’s ruseby Anne Leigh Parrish, Revelation by Bobbi Gentry Goodwin and Wild Boar in the Cane Field by Anniqua Rana were called perfect fiction weekend reads by Parade.
10.10.19/ The Nine by Jeanne McWilliams Blasberg, The House Children by Heidi Daniele and The Alchemy of Noise by Lorraine Devon Wilke were featured as historical fiction hidden gems perfect for book clubs on BookBub.
10.10.19/ Pretty Guilty Women by Gina LaManna and It’s Always the Husband by Michele Campbell were called binge-worthy thrillers on BookBub.
10.10.19/ Twice in a Blue Moon by #FRC2019 guest Christina Lauren and Not the Girl You Marry by #FRC2019 guest Andie J. Christopher were named two of the most charming romantic comedies of fall by BookBub.
10.9.19/ Jenni Hendriks and Ted Caplan’s Unpregnantwas praised for the impeccable use of comedy by Bitch Magazine.
10.9.19/ When You Ask Me Where I’m Going by Jasmin Kaur was praised for the representation of Sikhs in mainstream literature by Muslim Girl.
10.8.19/ Janice Morgan’s Suspended Sentence was praised for the important message it shares about addiction on Scary Mommy.
10.8.19/ Twine by Monica Duncan, Dominicana by #FRC2019 guest Angie Cruz, Joy Seeker by Shannon Kaiser, As Long As It’s Perfect by Lisa Tognola, That’s Mental by Amanda Rosenberg, The Giver of Stars by #FRC2019 host Jojo Moyes, When You Ask Me Where I’m Going by Jasmin Kaur, Suspended Sentence by Janice Morgan, The Nobodies by Liza Palmer and Life on Loan by Ashley Farley were featured as 10 of the best new fall books on Women.com.
10.7.19/ As Long As It’s Perfect author Lisa Tognola had a personal essay about feeling exposed on Yom Kippur featured by Salon.
10.7.19/ Jasmin Kaur and her book When You Ask Me Where I’m Going were featured on K5 News.
10.6.19/ Judith Teitelman’s Guesthouse for Ganesha earned praise and was called a “huge literary success” by Readers’ Favorite.
10.4.19/ The Giver of Stars by #FRC2019 host Jojo Moyes, Dear Girls by #FRC2019 guest Ali Wong and Twice in a Blue Moon by #FRC2019 guest Christina Lauren were named three of the books to get excited about this month by Bustle.
10.4.19/ The Giver of Stars by #FRC2019 host Jojo Moyes, When the World Didn’t End by Caroline Kaufman, When You Ask Me Where I’m Going by Jasmin Kaur, After Kilimanjaro by Gayle Woodson, Make Your Moment by Dion Lim, Twice in a Blue Moon by #FRC2019 guest Christina Lauren and Regretting You by Colleen Hoover were featured as seven of this fall’s best new books by women on Parade.
10.4.19/ Rachel Levy Lesser, author of Life’s Accessories, had a personal essay about how grieving her mother changed her parenting style featured on Scary Mommy.
10.4.19/ Dear Girls by #FRC2019 guest Ali Wong was named a best book of October by Refinery29.
10.4.19/ That’s Mental author Amanda Rosenberg was praised for her video detailing the agony of writing on Adweek.
10.4.19/ The Wonder of Now by Jamie Beck was called a book worth reading by Sasee Magazine.
10.4.19/ When You Ask Me Where I’m Going by Jasmin Kaur was featured as a hot new YA release on Book Riot, earned a stellar review by The Nerd Daily and praised as a highly anticipated Canadian book release by CBC.
10.4.19/ When the World Didn’t End author Caroline Kaufman was praised by Affinity Magazine and featured on That’s Normal.
10.4.19/ When You Ask Me Where I’m Going author Jasmin Kaur had a featured Q&A featured by Shelf Awareness.
10.4.19/ When You Ask Me Where I’m Going by Jasmin Kaur was named the October #WhyNotYA book pick by Belletrist and Epic Reads.
10.4.19/ Dominicana by #FRC2019 guest Angie Cruz was named an Editor’s Choice in The New York Times.
9.27.19/ Adrienne Rubin, author of Diamonds and Scoundrels, was interviewed by VoyageLA.
9.27.19/ Janice Morgan, author of Suspended Sentence, was quoted in a piece about raising teens by Parents Magazine.
9.27.19/ American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins was named a must-read book coming out in 2020 by PopSugar and Yahoo.
9.27.19/ Dominicana by #FRC2019 guest Angie Cruz was called a hot new book by a Latinx writer on BuzzFeed.
9.27.19/ Even if Your Heart Would Listen author Elise Schiller had a featured essay on opioid addiction by GRAND Magazine.
9.27.19/ That’s Mental author Amanda Rosenberg and When the World Didn’t End author Caroline Kaufman were featured in an article about the importance of telling therapy stories on Psych Central.
9.27.19/ Five Dark Fates author Kendare Blake was featured in an interview on Author Stories Podcast and on Writers Tell All.
9.27.19/ Unpregnant by Jenni Hendriks & Ted Caplan had news about the forthcoming movie featured on Teen Vogue, The Slanted, PopSugar, Women and Hollywood, Deadline and The Hollywood Reporter.
9.27.19/ Joy Seeker author Shannon Kaiser was interviewed on Good Morning LaLa Land.
9.27.19/ Five Dark Fates by Kendare Blake earned a spot on the USA Today bestsellers list.
9.27.19/ Amber Cowie’s Raven Lane was featured as a book with movie rights available in The Hollywood Reporter.
9.20.19/ Juliet Cutler, author of Among the Maasai, was interviewed on KRSN’s Morning Show with Nancy Coombs.
9.20.19/ The Completionist author Soibhan Adcock had a self-written piece about the realities of maternal mortality featured on Bustle.
9.20.19/ After Kilimanjaro author Gayle Woodson had a personal essay about the dangers of opioids and painkillers on Salon.
9.20.19/ The Runaway author Hollie Overton had a featured essay about fertility issues on Betches.
9.20.19/ Adrienne Rubin, author of Diamonds and Scoundrels, had a guest post about having it all featured on Ms. Career Girl.
9.20.19/ Pretty Guilty Women by Gina LaManna, On A Quiet Street by J.L. Doucette and Pursuits Unknown by Ellen Clary were featured as suspense novels guaranteed to get you in the mood for fall by Parade.
9.20.19/ The Night Olivia Fell by Christina McDonald, We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop, Not Her Daughter by Rea Frey and Reputation by #FRC2019 guest Sara Shepard were named four of the best new fiction books of the year by Marie Claire.
9.20.19/ The Runaway by Hollie Overton, A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell and I Know Everything by Matthew Farrell each earned a spot on Betches’ list of best thrillers with unpredictable endings.
9.20.19/ As Long As It’s Perfect by Lisa Tognola, The Giver of Stars by #FRC2019 host Jojo Moyes, Dear Girls by #FRC2019 guest Ali Wong and Unpregnant by Jenni Hendriks & Ted Caplan were called hot new books to read this fall by She Knows.
9.20.19/ Dominicana by #FRC2019 guest Angie Cruz was named a must-read book of fall by Oprah Magazine and a book to get you through the end of the year by Esquire.
9.20.19/ When the World Didn’t End author Caroline Kaufman was interviewed about the importance of supporting your friends by Authority Magazine.
9.20.19/ When You Ask Me Where I’m Going author Jasmin Kaur was featured in an interview with YA Books Central.
9.20.19/ As Long As It’s Perfect by Lisa Tognola, Conversations with RBG by Jeffrey Rosen, maggie’s ruse by Anne Leigh Parrish, Dominicana by #FRC2019 guest Angie Cruz, The Wonder of Now by Jamie Beck, Twine by Monica Duncan and Headstrong by JoAnna Silver Jones were featured as perfect fall book club picks by Brit + Co.
9.20.19/ Five Dark Fates author Kendare Blake was featured in an interview with Frolic and also with Genre Junkies.
9.20.19/ Margery Kraus, author of Roots and Wings, had a featured interview about the importance of spending quality time with your kids with Authority Magazine and also with Thrive Global.
9.20.19/ The Rubicus Prophecy by Alane Adams was called a fantasy book to curl up with this fall by She Reads and was featured on YA Books Central. Alane also had a featured interview with The Nerd Daily.
9.20.19/ Twine by Monica Duncan and After Kilimanjaro by Gayle Woodson were named two of the best books of fall 2019 by She Reads.
9.20.19/ Among the Maasai by Juliet Cutler, Joy Seeker by Shannon Kaiser and Your Turn by Tyra Manning were featured as three of the best motivation building books of the year on Pretty Progressive.
9.20.19/ Twine by Monica Duncan earned a fantastic featured review on BookTrib.
9.20.19/ Twine author Monica Duncan had a personal essay featured by Women Writers, Women’s Books and by Writer’s Digest.
9.20.19/ Dear Girls, by #FRC2019 guest Ali Wong, was featured on Entertainment Weekly’s Must List.
9.13.19/ The Wonder of Now by Jamie Beck, Twice in a Blue Moon by #FRC2019 guest Christina Lauren and Not the Girl You Marry by #FRC2019 guest author Andie J. Christopher were named two of the hottest upcoming romance novels on the B&N Blog.
9.13.19/ Five Dark Fates by Kendare Blake was named a hot YA novel coming this September by SYFY Wire.
9.13.19/ Lisa Tognola’s As Long As It’s Perfect was featured as a book to feed your inner Joanna Gaines on She Reads.
9.13.19/ Kristina Pérez’s Bright Raven Skies had a featured cover reveal on Hypable.
9.13.19/ Twine author Monica Duncan had a featured interview with The Nerd Daily.
9.13.19/ Wild Savage Stars by Kristina Pérez was featured as a noteworthy fantasy book of September on Den of Geek.
9.13.19/ Even if Your Heart Would Listen author Elise Schiller was mentioned in a piece detailing how parents aren’t to blame for the teen opioid epidemic by Parents Magazine.
9.13.19/ The Giver of Stars by #FRC2019 host Jojo Moyes was featured alongside Dear Girls by #FRC2019 guest Ali Wong as two of the most anticipated books of fall according to Vox.
9.13.19/ Kristy Woodson Harvey’s newest novel, Feels Like Falling, had a feature cover reveal on She Reads.
9.13.19/ The Lost Man by Jane Harper, The Night Olivia Fell by Christina McDonald, The Last Resort by Marissa Stapley, A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell and The Escape Room by Megan Goldin were named thrillers worth reading this year by PopSugar.
9.13.19/ Dr. Sarah Neustadter, author of Love You Like the Sky, had a personal essay about surviving the suicide of a loved one featured on Betches.
9.13.19/ Dominicana by #FRC2019 guest Angie Cruz was named a most anticipated book of fall by TIME Magazine and also by Newsweek.
9.13.19/ Katherine Wintsch, author of Slay Like a Mother, was interviewed in a segment about how mothers can stay present and find purpose on the TODAY Show.
9.6.19/ Five Dark Fates author Kendare Blake had a featured interview with The Nerd Daily and also with the Genre Junkies podcast.
9.6.19/ Even if Your Heart Would Listen author Elise Schiller had a personal essay about losing a loved one to opioids featured in GRAND Magazine.
9.5.19/ Twine by Monica Duncan, Screen Queens by Lori Goldstein, Dear Girls by Ali Wong, Dominicana by #FRC2019 guest Angie Cruz, As Long As It’s Perfect by Lisa Tognola, I Love You Like That by Heather Cumiskey and Five Dark Fates by Kendare Blake were featured as book recommendations based off your favorite TV shows on Parade.
9.4.19/ Unpregnant authors Jenni Hendriks & Ted Caplan had an essay about the power of road trips featured by Parade.
9.4.19/ Alane Adams, author of The Rubicus Prophecy, was interviewed about her #ClearTheLists campaign efforts on KTLA Morning News.
9.3.19/ When the World Didn’t End author Caroline Kaufman discussed the process of healing through poetry on The Kathryn Zox Show and shared her thoughts on mental health and social media on the Top of Mind with Julie Rose podcast.
9.2.19/ Jamie Beck’s next novel, If You Must Know, had a feature cover reveal on The Nerd Daily.
9.2.19/ Five Dark Fates by Kendare Blake was named a best YA book of the month by Paste Magazine and called a book release to look out for on Hypable.
9.1.19/ Twine by Monica Duncan and Unpregnant by Jenni Hendriks & Ted Caplan were featured as books worth checking out this September on PopSugar.
8.31.19/ Brooke Warner, publisher at She Writes Press and author of Write On Sisters!, had a thought-provoking personal essay about women in the workplace featured on Salon.
8.30.19/ Rayne Lacko, author of A Song for the Road, had a featured interview with The Nerd Daily.
8.30.19/ Montauk by Nicola Harrison, The Nine by Jeanne McWilliams Blasberg, We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop, A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell, The Enlightenment of Bees by Rachel Linden, We Never Told by Diana Altman, The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess, The Runaway by Hollie Overton, The Last Resort by Marissa Stapley and Love You Like the Sky by Sarah Neustadter were featured as the top end-of-summer beach reads of the year on NBC Better News.
8.30.19/ The Wonder of Now by Jamie Beck, Dominicana by #FRC2019 guest Angie Cruz, The Nine by Jeanne McWilliams Blasberg, A Song for the Road by Rayne Lacko, The Nobodies by Liza Palmer, Twine by Monica Duncan and Unpregnant by Jenni Hendriks & Ted Caplan were featured as books that make the perfect travel companion on Frolic.
8.30.19/ Whisper Network by Chandler Baker and Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston were named two of the best Labor Day books by Bustle.
8.30.19/ The Nobodies by Liza Palmer and Dominicana by #FRC2019 guest Angie Cruz were called perfect book picks for the cozy days of fall ahead by Bustle.
8.30.19/ The Nine author Jeanne McWilliams Blasberg had a featured discussion about her new book with Spine Magazine.
8.29.19/ Dominicana by #FRC2019 guest Angie Cruz was named a fall must-read by Entertainment Weekly and featured as a hot new September pick on BuzzFeed.
8.29.19/ Wild Savage Stars by Kristina Pérez was named a most anticipated sequel of 2019 on the B&N Teen Blog.
8.29.19/ The Last List of Miss Judith Kratt by Andrea Bobotis, The Nine by Jeanne McWilliams Blasberg, Don’t Put the Boats Away by Ames Sheldon, A Song for the Road by Rayne Lacko, When the World Didn’t End by Caroline Kaufman and You’ve Been Volunteered by Laurie Gelman were featured as six of the best new books to read this month on Parade.
8.28.19/ Shannon Kaiser, author of Joy Seeker, had an essay about sacred lessons learned featured on Spirituality & Health.
8.28.19/ Ames Sheldon and her novel Don’t Put the Boats Away were featured in a piece on The Eden Prairie News.
8.28.19/ Unpregnant by Jenni Hendriks & Ted Caplan was named one of the best books of fall by People.
8.27.19/ Even if Your Heart Would Listen author Elise Schiller was featured on an episode of WHYY’s Radio Times discussing love and loss in the opioid crisis.
8.27.19/ Heather Cumiskey, author of I Love You Like That, had a featured interview with The Nerd Daily.
8.27.19/ Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston was named a romance perfectly tailored for viral success by Vanity Fair.
8.26.19/ #WRC2019 author Yangsze Choo’s novel, Ghost Bride, was featured as a book being turned into a Netflix series on Variety.
8.26.19/ Dominicana by #FRC2019 guest Angie Cruz was named one of the biggest books coming out this fall by Entertainment Weekly, featured as a book to read this month by the Washington Post and called a book to watch for in September by The New York Times.
8.23.19/ Hidden Bodies by Caroline Kepnes, Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid and The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah were named three of the best books of the summer by PopSugar.
8.23.19/ The Last Resort by Marissa Stapley was featured in Us Weekly as a book that Katherine Heigl is loving.
8.23.19/ I Know Everything by Matthew Farrell was featured as a book with movie rights available in The Hollywood Reporter.
8.22.19/ Rayne Lacko, author of A Song for the Road, had a featured essay on how music may be the secret to better self-esteem on Parentmap.
8.21.19/ The Nine by Jeanne McWilliams Blasberg was called a perfect thriller for a chilly fall night by POPSUGARand was picked up by Yahoo Entertainment.
8.20.19/ Raven Lane by Amber Cowie and Pretty Guilty Women by Gina LaManna were named two of the best books coming out this fall by Woman’s Day.
8.20.19/ Heather Cumiskey, author of I Love You Like That, had a featured interview with Germ Magazine.
8.19.19/ Wild Savage Stars by Kristina Pérez was named one of the top YA books of the week by Frolic and featured as a must-read historical fiction book on the BN Teen Blog.
8.19.19/ Ames Sheldon and her novel Don’t Put the Boats Away were featured in a piece by The Sun Current.
8.19.19/Rea Frey’s Not Her Daughter, Andrea Dunlop’s We Came Here to Forget and Christina McDonald’s The Night Olivia Fell were named three of the best fiction books this year by Marie Claire.
8.17.19/ Heather Cumiskey, author of I Love You Like That, had a featured interview with Germ Magazine.
8.16.19/ Rea Frey’s Because You’re Mine was named a spine-tingling psychological thriller about motherhood by Book Riot and featured as a recommended book on Reading Group Choices.
8.16.19/ I Know Everything by Matthew Farrell earned an excellent review by New York Journal of Books.
8.15.19/ Heather Cumiskey, author of I Love You Like That, had a featured interview with YA Books Central.
8.15.19/ The Completionist by Siobhan Adcock was featured as a book to read after binging The Handmaid’s Tale on Betches and was called a great book about bad-ass moms by The Millions.
8.14.19/The Islanders, by #SRC2019 guest author Meg Mitchell Moore, was featured in a piece about what’s old is new again on Vogue.
8.14.19/ A Witch in Time by Constance Sayers had a feature cover reveal on Bustle.
8.14.19/ Matthew Farrell’s I Know Everything was named a perfect summer thriller featuring a psychologist protagonist on CrimeReads.
8.13.19/Twine by Monica Duncan earned a stellar review by The Nerd Daily.
8.11.19/ Pursuits Unknown author Ellen Clary had a featured interview with The Nerd Daily.
8.9.19/ The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo, Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid and Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston were named three of the best books of 2019 so far by BookBub.
8.9.19/ Because You’re Mine author, Rea Frey, shared how to get a six-figure book deal on The SimplyBe. Podcastand dished on the benefits of stepping outside the writing rules on The Writing Coach Podcast. Rea also had an essay on how social media impacts efficiency featured on Betches.
8.9.19/ The Escape Room by Megan Goldin was called a best book of the week by The New York Times, named the thriller of the summer by The Eagle and earned a stellar review from The Associated Press.
8.9.19/ The Nine by Jeanne Blasberg, You’ve Been Volunteered by Laurie Gelman, The Last List of Miss Judith Kratt by Andrea Bobotis, We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop and The Completionist by Siobhan Adcock were named the best new books that make great end of summer reads by Ms. Career Girl.
8.9.19/ The Completionist by Siobhan Adcock was called a crime book that effectively explores the experience of veterans by CrimeReads.
8.8.19/ Five Dark Fates by Kendare Blake was called a noteworthy novel sequel by Publishers Weekly.
8.7.19/ The Last List of Miss Judith Kratt by Andrea Bobotis, Newcomers in an Ancient Land by Paula Wagner and Pursuits Unknown by Ellen Clary were named fantastic debut summer books everyone should read by BookBub.
8.7.19/ A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell, The Last Resort by Marissa Stapley, Honestly, We Meant Well by Grant Ginder, Providence by #SRC2019 guest author Caroline Kepnes, Screen Queens by Lori Goldstein, Naturally Tan by #SRC2019 guest author Tan France, Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston and The Southern Side of Paradise by Kristy Woodson Harvey were featured as perfect summer reads for 2019 on The Nerd Daily.
8.6.19/ The Enlightenment of Bees author, Rachel Linden, had a featured essay on how to find your sweet spot in life on Guideposts.
8.6.19/ I Know Everything by Matthew Farrell, Because You’re Mine by Rea Frey and The Nine by Jeanne Blasbergwere featured as three of the best new books to pick up in August on PopSugar.
8.5.19/ The Runaway’s Hollie Overton had a feature interview about her new book with The Nerd Daily.
8.4.19/ I Know Everything by Matthew Farrell had a featured interview with The Nerd Daily.
8.2.19/ Kendare Blake’s Five Dark Fates was featured as a top YA series wrapping up this fall on The Nerd Daily.
8.1.19/ Andrea Dunlop stopped by K5 News for an interview about her novel We Came Here to Forget.
8.1.19/ The Southern Side of Paradise by Kristy Woodson Harvey and You, Me, and the Sea by Meg Donohue were featured as perfect vacation books on BookTrib.
7.31.19/ Even If Your Heart Would Listen by Elise Schiller had a personal essay on co-occurring disorders featured on Psychology Today.
7.31.19/ Anna K by Jenny Lee was listed as the perfect book to read by theSkimm.
7.29.19/ The Escape Room by Megan Goldin was called a best book of the week by The New York Times, named the thriller of the summer by The Eagle and earned a stellar review from The Associated Press.
7.27.19/ Screen Queens author Lori Goldstein was featured in an interview with Frolic
7.27.19/ The Escape Room by Megan Goldin was named a top summer thriller by TIME, earned a stellar review by The New York Times, was featured as a best book of the week on NY Post and was called a hot August read by Kirkus Reviews.
7.26.19/ A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell was called a best-selling ultimate beach read by CNN and featured as a hot new book of the week on Shelf Awareness.
7.26.19/ Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston was featured as a romance novel to fall in love with this summer on BuzzFeed.
7.25.19/ Laurie Gelman and her new book You’ve Been Volunteered were featured in a segment about bringing back class moms on ABC 7.
7.24.19/ The Night Olivia Fell by Christina McDonald was featured as a book to read now that Big Little Lies is over on BuzzFeed News.
7.23.19/ Saturday’s Child by Deborah Burns, The Parrot’s Perch by Karen Keilt, Even If Your Heart Would Listen by Elise Schiller and Love You Like The Sky by Sarah Neustadter were featured as underrated inspiring memoirs on Bookstr.
7.23.19/ The Escape Room by Megan Goldin, The Last List of Miss Judith Kratt by Andrea Bobotis and The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess were named three of the best debut novels of summer by Library Journal.
7.15.19/ Because You’re Mine by Rea Frey, A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell, We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop, Honestly, We Meant Well by Grant Ginder and The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess were featured as a few of the best new books to read this summer on SheKnows.
7.13.19/ The Last List of Miss Judith Kratt by Andrea Bobotis was named a best book of the week by The New York Post.
7.13.19/ Raven Lane by Amber Cowie and The Escape Room by Megan Goldin were featured as fall fiction book releases you need to read this year on The Nerd Daily.
7.12.19/ Megan Goldin’s The Escape Room was featured in a piece about Australian crime novels having a moment on Goodreads.
7.12.19/ Ames Sheldon’s Don’t Put the Boats Away was named a timeless portrait of life’s loves and losses by Minnesota Monthly. Ames also had an essay featured by Writer’s Digest.
7.11.19/ Whisper Network by Chandler Baker, A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell and The Escape Room by Megan Goldin were named three of the most anticipated adult reads of 2019 on Kendra Loves Books.
7.10.19/ A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell had a featured review on The Nerd Daily.
7.10.19/ The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess was featured alongside The Islanders by #SRC2019 guest author Meg Mitchell Moore as two of the best summer reads this year by The New York Times.
7.9.19/ C lass Mom by Laurie Gelman and Small Admissions by Amy Poeppel were featured as two books about parenting drama that will make you happy you don’t have kids yet on Bustle.
7.8.19/ PsychCentral interviewed Tyra Manning, author of Your Turn, about using writing to process grief.
7.8.19/ The Escape Room by Meg Goldin, The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess and A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell were featured as three of the best new books worth picking up this July on PopSugar.
7.8.19/ Kirkus Reviews gave praise to Janice Morgan’sSuspended Sentencecalling it, “A frank, earnest memoir of the difficulties of parenthood.”
7.8.19/ The Escape Room by Meg Goldin, A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell, The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess, Whisper Network by Chandler Baker, We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop and The Enlightenment of Bees by Rachel Linden were featured on a list of the most popular books publishing in July 2019 by Goodreads.
7.5.19/ R ed, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston was featured as a beach read with a super cute cover on BookRiot.
7.5.19/ The Enlightenment of Bees by Rachel Linden was featured as a best book of 2019 (so far) on Reel Literature.
7.5.19/ Rachel Howzell Hall’s They All Fall Down was featured as one of this summer’s coolest reads on Family Circle.
7.3.19/ The Enlightenment of Bees by Rachel Linden and We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop were chosen as the best July books that belong in your tote bag by InStyle.
7.3.19/ Entertainment Weekly interviewed Karen Dukess, author of The Last Book Party, and Taylor Jenkins Reid, author of Daisy Jones & The Six, about writing female-centric period pieces
7.3.19/ Elise Schiller’s Even if Your Heart Would Listen and Lori Qian’s How Sweet the Bitter Soup were named the most inspiring books by women in 2019 by Parade Magazine.
7.3.19/ Saturday’s Child by Deborah Burns was featured on Forbes’s list of best books for success in work and life.
7.3.19/ The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess, A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell, We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop, Montauk by Nicola Harrison, You, Me, and the Sea by Meg Donohue, The Last List of Miss Judith Kratt by Andrea Bobotis, and The Enlightenment of Bees by Rachel Linden were featured on a list of best beach reads for summer 2019 by Coastal Living.
7.2.19/ Chandler Baker’s Whisper Network earned a featured piece about women fighting back in corporate America on The New York Times.
7.2.19/ Whisper Network by Chandler Baker was chosen as the Reese Witherspoon Book Club July 2019 pick and featured on Hello Sunshine, E! News and Audible.
7.2.19/ Whisper Network by Chandler Baker was called a best book publishing this month by LitHub and a hot July pick by CrimeReads.
7.2.19/ Meg Goldin’s The Escape Room had a featured review on The Nerd Daily.
7.2.19/ Grant Ginder’s Honestly, We Meant Well was named a perfect beach read for a weekend getaway by The Star.
7.2.19/ A Stranger on the Beach’s Michele Campbell, They All Fall Down’s Rachel Howzell Hall and The Night Before’s Wendy Walker were featured alongside The Lost Night’s Andrea Bartz on an author panel at PopSugar Playground 2019. The four were then featured in a piece about authors moving the psychological thriller genre forward on PopSugar.
7.2.19/ An excerpt from Andrea Dunlop’s We Came Here to Forget was featured in Marie Claire.
7.1.19/ Chandler Baker’s Whisper Network was called a best book to read this summer by Town & Country.
7.1.19/ When You Ask Me Where I’m Going by Jasmin Kaur was called a must-read book by a debut author on BookRiot.
7.1.19/ The Escape Room by Meg Goldin and A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell were named two of July’s hottest books by PureWow.
7.1.19/ The Escape Room by Meg Goldin, A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell, Whisper Network by Chandler Baker and We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop were called hot new books of July to get through the sweaty days of summer by Bustle.
7.1.19/ The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess and Whisper Network by Chandler Baker were called fresh prints to get your hands on this July by Refinery29.
6.29.19/ Meg Goldin’s The Escape Room and Rachel Howzell Hall’s They All Fall Down were featured as two summer thrillers guaranteed to send chills down your spine in The New York Post.
6.28.19/ The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess was featured as a best book of the month on Amazon and as a most beach-worthy book of the summer on Cosmopolitan.
6.28.19/ Whisper Network by Chandler Baker and Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid were featured as two perfect book club picks for 2019 on Cosmopolitan.
6.28.19/ Asha Youmans and Alli Frank’s debut novel, Tiny Imperfections, was featured as a book deal of the week by Publishers Weekly.
6.28.19/Whisper Network by Chandler Baker received a glowing review from The New York Times, was called a beach read done right by Entertainment Weekly, was featured as a best new book of July on Town & Country and called a best new book about badass women fighting their bad bosses by USA Today. Additionally, Whisper Network was named a best new book of July by Entertainment Weekly and a perfect summer read by HelloGiggles.
6.28.19/ The Last List of Miss Judith Kratt by Andrea Bobotis was featured as a best new book of July in Woman’s Day.
6.28.19/ Paula Wagner’s Newcomers in an Ancient Land had a stellar review featured on Booklist.
6.26.19/ Sarah Neustadter, author of Love You Like the Sky, had a featured interview with Voyage LA.
6.26.19/Behind Every Lie by Christina McDonald had an exclusive cover reveal and excerpt featured on PopSugar.
6.26.19/ Montauk by Nicola Harrison and Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid were called two books better than a summer vacation by PopSugar.
6.26.19/ They All Fall Down by Rachel Howzell Hall was featured as a best crime book of the year so far on CrimeReads.
6.25.19/ Camp Grandma author Marianne Waggoner Day had a featured interview about how a grandparent’s love can save the world on Thrive Global.
6.24.19/ Montauk by Nicola Harrison, The Last Resort by Marissa Stapley and Naturally Tan by #SRC2019 guest author Tan France were featured as three books you need to read in June by PopSugar.
6.24.19/ Katherine Reay’s The Printed Letter Bookshop was called a best new book about books on BookRiot.
6.24.19/ Laurie Gelman, author of You’ve Been Volunteered, had a featured piece about the funniest books she’s ever read on BookBub.
6.22.19/ Diana Altman’s We Never Told was named a hot new June release by The Nerd Daily.
6.22.19/ Montauk by Nicola Harrison was featured as a best book of the week by The New York Post.
6.21.19/ A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell was featured in a visual book guide by Criminal Element.
6.21.19/ The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo and Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston were featured as two of the best books of 2019 so far by Powell’s.
6.21.19/ The Islanders by #SRC2019 guest author Meg Mitchell Moore was spotted in a behind-the-scenes piece about what’s on the shelfie station at Glamour.
6.21.19/ Screen Queens by Lori Goldstein was named a book to get in the mood for The Hills revival by Bustle and had a review featured on The Nerd Daily.
6.21.19/ Diana Altman’s We Never Told and Dr. Catherine Aponte’s A Marriage of Equals were featured on a Pretty Progressive roundup of discussion-worthy books.
6.21.19/ The Native Society interviewed JoAnn Franklin, author of Bring the Rain.
6.19.19/ The Last Resort by Marissa Stapley was featured as one of this season’s hottest beach reads on Refinery29.
6.18.19/ Diana Altman, author of We Never Told, made an appearance on The Author Stories Podcast with Hank Garner.
6.18.19/ Dr. Catherine Aponte, author of A Marriage of Equals, was featured in a Betches article about 10 conversations you have to have before getting married.
6.17.19/ Return of the Evening Star by Diane Rios received an excellent review from the Always in the Middle blog.
6.14.19/ The Last Book Party author Karen Dukess had an essay about the friends you need when writing a novel featured by Writer’s Digest.
6.14.19/ Elizabeth Bartasius, author of The Elegant Out, was interviewed by Helene Stelian on Empowering Women in Midlife.
6.14.19/ Siobhan Adcock, author of The Completionist, had an essay about her relationship with her father featured on Medium and on BookTrib.
6.14.19/ We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop, Honestly, We Meant Well by Grant Ginder, The Enlightenmentof Bees by Rachel Linden, Montauk by Nicola Harrison, The Last Resort by Marissa Stapley and Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston were featured as six globe-trotting books that pair perfectly with summer adventures on Brit + Co.
6.14.19/ The Islanders by #SRC2019 guest author Meg Mitchell Moore earned a spot on USA Today’s list of five can’t-miss books of summer.
6.14.19/ You, Me, and the Sea by Meg Donohue was featured as a book with movie rights available in The Hollywood Reporter.
6.13.19/ Nicola Harrison’s Montauk earned a stellar review by Newsday.
6.13.19/ The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess was called the ideal summer read for book people by Library Journal.
6.13.19/ We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop was featured as a book to throw in your beach bag this summer on PureWow.
6.13.19/ The Escape Room by Meg Goldin was featured as a book with the potential to be this summer’s ‘Gone Girl‘ on BookBub.
6.13.19/Diana Altman, author of We Never Told, was interviewed by The Nerd Daily.
6.13.19/ A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell and The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess were featured as books that’ll transport you to the beach on Bustle.
6.12.19/ Grant Ginder’s Honestly, We Meant Well was called one of this summer’s best books by The Fine Line.
6.12.19/ Harley in the Sky by Akemi Dawn Bowman had a feature cover reveal on She Reads.
6.12.19/ Maren Cooper, author of A Better Next, was interviewed by Helene Stelian on Empowering Women in Midlife.
6.12.19/ Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston was featured as an amazing beach read on AOL, called an outstanding LGBTQ+ book of the year by Refinery 29 and named a best book of the summer by Elite Daily.
6.12.19/ The Regulars by #SRC2018 author Georgia Clark and The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess were featured as two books to read if you’re obsessed with TV Land’s Younger on POPSUGAR.
6.11.19/ Naturally Tan by #SRC2019 guest author Tan France and Honestly, We Meant Well by Grant Ginder were featured as two of the best books of the summer on Literary Hub.
6.11.19/ Rachel Howzell Hall’s They All Fall Down was featured as a hot new mystery on BookBub.
6.11.19/ Dr. Catherine Aponte, author of A Marriage of Equals, made an appearance in a Betches article about Gwyneth Paltrow’s marriage.
6.11.19/ The Enlightenment of Bees author Rachel Linden had an essay about the worst wedding weekend of her life featured on Betches.
6.11.19/ We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop, The Last Resort by Marissa Stapley, The Enlightenment of Beesby Rachel Linden, The Printed Letter Bookshop by Katherine Reay, A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell, You, Me, and the Sea by Meg Donohue, The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess and You Cannot Mess This Up by Amy Daughters were featured as eight of the best summer book club picks of 2019 on Novel Network.
6.10.19/ A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell and The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess were called two books guaranteed to transport you to the beach by Bustle.
6.10.19/ The Escape Room by Meg Goldin and Whisper Network by Chandler Baker were featured as two of the best chillers & thrillers of the summer on Bookish.
6.10.19/ Naturally Tan by #SRC2019 guest author Tan France was named a best nonfiction book of summer by Bookish and a big book of 2019 by The Philadelphia Inquirer.
6.8.19/ Grant Ginder’s Honestly, We Meant Well, Chandler Baker’s Whisper Network and #SRC2019 guest author Tan France’s Naturally Tan were named three of this summer’s hottest books by The Hollywood Reporter.
6.8.19/ Tyra Manning, author of Your Turn, shared a tip on writing your worries away with PsychCentral.
6.7.19/ Matthew Farrell’s I Know Everything earned an excellent review by Publishers Weekly.
6.7.19/ Judith Teitelman, author of Guesthouse for Ganesha, was interviewed by NRI Pulse Newspaper. Jewish Book Council gave praise to Teitelman’s novel in a review and shared an excerpt from chapter one of Guesthouse for Ganesha.
6.7.19/ Grant Ginder’s Honestly, We Meant Well was featured as a hot book of June in Entertainment Weekly.
6.7.19/ Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid was named a best book of summer by Glamour.
6.6.19/ Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid, The Gilded Wolves by Roshani Chokshi and The Lost Man by Jane Harper were featured as three of the biggest hit books of 2019 on Goodreads.
6.6.19/ The Escape Room by Meg Goldin, Whisper Network by Chandler Baker, A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell and Because You’re Mine by Rea Frey were featured as four of the most perfect thrillers of summer on Bustle.
6.6.19/ The Runaway by Hollie Overton earned a stellar review by Publishers Weekly.
6.6.19/ Grant Ginder’s Honestly, We Meant Well and Karen Dukess’s The Last Book Party were featured as two of the best books to read this summer on She Knows.
6.6.19/ Love You Like the Sky by Sarah Neustadter and Newcomers in an Ancient Land by Paula Wagner were featured as nonfiction books guaranteed to give you all the feels on Brit + Co.
6.6.19/ Harley in the Sky by Akemi Dawn Bowman had a cover reveal feature on Paste Magazine.
6.5.19/ Sarah Neustadter, author of Love You Like the Sky, was featured on the Thank You Heartbreak podcast.
6.5.19/ Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid and The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo were featured as two of Reese Witherspoon’s approved books to read this summer on Today.
6.5.19/ You, Me, and the Sea by Meg Donohue, The Escape Room by Meg Goldin, A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell, The Road She Left Behind by Christine Nolfi, Montauk by Nicola Harrison, The Printed Letter Bookshop by Katherine Reay, Honestly, We Meant Well by Grant Ginder, The Enlightenment of Bees by Rachel Linden and The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess were named a few of this summer’s best beach reads by Ms. Career Girl.
6.4.19/ Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid, The Wedding Party by #FRC2018 guest author Jasmine Guillory, The Friends We Keep by #SRC2015 author Jane Green and The Night Before by #SRC2017 author Wendy Walker were called beach reads you won’t be able to put down by TODAY.
6.4.19/ The Islanders by #SRC2019 guest author Meg Mitchell Moore, The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess and Whisper Network by Chandler Baker were named three of the July 2019 Indie Next List titles by the American Booksellers Association.
6.3.19/ Chandler Baker’s Whisper Network was featured as a best book club book coming this summer on BookBub.
6.1.19/ Grant Ginder’s Honestly, We Meant Well was named a book to read this June by Entertainment Weekly.
6.1.19/ Grant Ginder’s Honestly, We Meant Well, Chandler Baker’s Whisper Network and #SRC2019 guest author Tan France’s Naturally Tan was named three of this summer’s best beach reads by Newsweek.
6.1.19/ Montauk by Nicola Harrison was featured as a book editors are taking to the beach this year on Vogue.
5.31.19/ A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell, The Runaway by Hollie Overton, The Escape Room by Meg Goldin, I Know Everything by Matthew Farrell, Because You’re Mine by Rea Frey and The Last Resort by Marissa Stapley were featured as new thrillers to sink your teeth into this summer on POPSUGAR.
5.31.19/ Andrea Dunlop, author of We Came Here to Forget, was featured in a spoiler piece by Vanity Fair. She was also quoted in another Vanity Fair piece about Hollywood’s portrayal of Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy.
5.31.19/ A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell, Honestly, We Meant Well by Grant Ginder, We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop, The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess, Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston and The Enlightenment of Bees by Rachel Linden were featured as essential summer reads on The Modern Jetsetter.
5.31.19/ #SRC2019 featured paperback pick author of The Completionist, Siobhan Adcock, had a featured content piece on Ms. Magazine. Her book was also featured on Parade Magazine as a book to read if you love The Handmaid’s Tale.
5.31.19/ The Islanders by #SRC2019 guest author Meg Mitchell Moore, We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop, The Escape Room by Meg Goldin, A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell were featured as top beach reads of summer on Yahoo Lifestyle.
5.31.19/ The Last Resort by Marissa Stapley and You’ve Been Volunteered by Laurie Gelman were featured as hot summer reads in Us Weekly.
5.31.19/ We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop was named a top summer book pick by Entertainment Weekly.
5.30.19/ Naturally Tan by #SRC2019 guest author Tan France was named a book worth reading this summer by Time Magazine, featured as a hot new summer read on Bustle and called one of this season’s hottest new books by USA Today.
5.30.19/ The Islanders by #SRC2019 guest author Meg Mitchell Moore, A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell, The First Mistake by #SRC2018 author Sandie Jones, The Arrangement by #SRC2018 author Robyn Harding and The Night Before by #SRC2017 author Wendy Walker were featured in a piece about the components of a beach read on Vulture.
5.30.19/ Sarah Neustadter, author of Love You Like the Sky, was quoted in a piece about mental health professionals fighting stigma on Well+Good.
5.29.19/ Maren Cooper, the author of A Better Next, had a featured content piece on Thrive Global.
5.29.29/ #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston‘s Red, White & Royal Blue was named one of this summer’s best new books by Bustle and was called a hot summer romance by Entertainment Weekly.
5.29.19/ Emma in the Night author Wendy Walker, They All Fall Down author Rachel Howzell Hall and A Stranger on the Beach author Michele Campbell were featured on AM New York.
5.28.19/ Maren Cooper’s A Better Next was called a book guaranteed to help you move on by BookTrib.
5.28.19/ They All Fall Down by Rachel Howzell Hall and The Escape Room by Meg Goldin were featured as two of this summer’s must-read twisty thrillers on BookBub.
5.28.19/ Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston was called a delicious new romance novel by the New York Times.
5.28.19/ Naturally Tan by #SRC2019 guest author Tan France was named one of this summer’s most anticipated nonfiction books on BookBub and called a book worth reading this summer by the Chicago Tribune.
5.28.19/ Montauk by Nicola Harrison, The Enlightenment of Bees by Rachel Linden, Honestly, We Meant Well by Grant Ginder, The Road She Left Behind by Christine Nolfi, The Last List of Miss Judith Kratt by Andrea Bobotis, The Printed Letter Bookshop by Katherine Reay, The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess, You’ve Been Volunteered by Laurie Gelman, A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell, Number One Chinese Restaurant by #SRC2019 guest author Lillian Li, The Nine by Jeanne McWilliams Blasberg and Because You’re Mine by Rea Frey were named the most anticipated books of summer by Working Mother.
5.25.19/ The Printed Letter Bookshop by Katherine Reay, Honestly, We Meant Well by Grant Ginder, The Last Resort by Marissa Stapley, A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell, The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess, We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop and You, Me, and the Sea by Meg Donohue were featured as top summer book pics on Mod About You.
5.24.19/ Jane Harper’s The Lost Man was featured as a book you should read this summer on CNN.
5.24.19/ The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess and A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell were named two of the best beach reads of summer 2019 by The Palm Beach Post.
5.23.19/ Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston, Honestly, We Meant Well by Grant Ginder, Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid, The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess and The Perfect Girlfriend by Karen Hamilton were named essential summer reads by Betches.
5.23.19/ Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid was featured as a top summer book pick by Baltimore.com and a page-turner to obsess over on BuzzFeed.
5.22.19/ Taylor Jenkins Reid‘s The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo was called a best summer beach read by The Washington Post.
5.22.19/ Limelight by Amy Poeppel and The Completionist by #SRC2019 featured paperback pick author Siobhan Adcock were featured as two of this summer’s best paperback releases on She Reads.
5.21.19/ Guesthouse for Ganesha by Judith Teitelman was named a best summer beach read by Afar.
5.21.19/ Afar Magazine named Guesthouse for Ganesha by Judith Teitelman one of the best summer beach reads of 2019.
5.21.19/ Meg Goldin‘s The Escape Room was called a thriller guaranteed to keep you glued to the page by Refinery29.
5.20.19/ Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid, When Katie Met Cassidy by #SRC2018 guest Camille Perriand The Favorite Sister by #SRC2018 host Jessica Knoll were named three of this summer’s best beach reads by Marie Claire.
5.20.19/ Chick Lit Central interviewed Elizabeth Bartasius, author of The Elegant Out.
5.19.19/ You, Me, and the Sea by Meg Donohue and Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston were featured as two of this summer’s most anticipated books on SavvyMom.
5.19.19/ Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid was named a best book of 2019 by Esquire, a top summer read by HuffPost, a book worth diving into by E! News and a top editor book pick by Business Insider.
5.19.19/ The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess and The Last Resort by Marissa Stapley were named two of this summer’s best beach reads by Oprah Magazine.
5.18.19/ Whisper Network by Chandler Baker, Honestly, We Meant Well by Grant Ginder, The Escape Room by Meg Goldin, The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess and The Last Resort by Marissa Stapley were named four of the best beach reads to pre-order now by the New York Post.
5.17.19/A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell, Whisper Network by Chandler Baker and Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston were featured on a list of the ultimate beach reads of summer according to BookBub.
5.17.19/ Heather Cumiskey, author of I Love You Like That, was featured in the Garden City News.
5.17.19/ The Enlightenment of Bees by Rachel Linden, Montauk by Nicola Harrison, The Last Resort by Marissa Stapley, Sky Queen by Judy Kundert, A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell, The Printed Letter Bookshop by Katherine Reay, We Never Told by Diana Altman and The Last List of Miss Judith Kratt by Andrea Bobotis were featured as a few of this summer’s hottest books on Women Writers, Women’s Books.
5.17.19/ Naturally Tan by #SRC2019 guest author Tan France and Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston were named two of the best LGBTQ books changing the literary landscape by Oprah Magazine. Additionally, both titles made Bustle’s list of the best books to read this Memorial Day Weekend.
5.17.19/ Red, White, and Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston was called a book rewriting the rules of Prince Charming by Refinery29.
5.17.19/ Sarah Neustadter, author of Love You Like the Sky, was interviewed on As Told By Women.
5.16.19/ Daily Hampshire Gazette shared a synopsis of Gillyflower by Diane Wald.
5.16.19/ Barbara Hoffbeck Scoblic’s Lost Without the River: A Memoir received an excellent review in the New York Times.
5.16.19/ When I Was White by #SRC2019 guest author Sarah Valentine was called a summer must-read by Essence.
5.16.19/ The Runaway by Hollie Overton, A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell and Whisper Network by Chandler Baker were featured as most anticipated crime books of summer by CrimeReads.
5.15.19/Daisy Jones And The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid was recommended by author, Jenny Han, as one of the best summer reads of 2019 on the TODAY Show.
5.14.19/ The Enlightenment of Bees by Rachel Linden, The Escape Room by Meg Goldin, The Last Resort by Marissa Stapley, We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop, A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell, The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess, You, Me, and the Sea by Meg Donohue, You Cannot Mess This Up by Amy Daughters and The Printed Letter Bookshop by Katherine Reay were featured as books that will make the perfect addition to your beach bag by BookBub.
5.14.19/ The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid was named a historical fiction novel to add to your reading list if you’re obsessed with old Hollywood glamour by Bustle.
5.14.19/We Came Here To Forget by Andrea Dunlop and Daisy Jones And The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid were featured as best books of 2019 to add to your reading list by Marie Claire.
5.13.19/ We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop, A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell, The Islanders by Meg Mitchell Moore and The Escape Room by Megan Goldin were named the best beach reads of summer 2019 by PureWow.
5.12.19/ Michele Campbell shared her favorite story of love gone wrong with CrimeReads and her novel, A Stranger on the Beach, was featured on a roundup of upcoming 2019 crime thriller books on The Nerd Daily.
5.11.19/ Rea Frey wrote an essay that was published on Hello Sunshine and Criminal Element shared a cover reveal and an exclusive excerpt of Because You’re Mine.
5.10.19/ Camp Grandma by Marianne Waggoner Day earned a stellar review by Grand Magazine.
5.10.19/ Marianne Waggoner Day, author of Camp Grandma, had an essay published in Working Mother Magazine.
5.10.19/ Saturday’s Child by Deborah Burns, You, Me, and the Sea by Meg Donohue, The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo and Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid were featured as four of the best books for every type of mom on Refinery29.
5.10.19/Saturday’s Child by Deborah Burns had a featured essay published on SheKnows.com.
5.10.19/BookRiot interviewed You, Me, and the Sea author Meg Donohue.
5.9.19/ BookTrib gave praise to The Southern Side of Paradise by Kristy Woodson Harvey.
5.9.19/ The Daily Beast shared an excerpt from Karen Keilt’s memoir, The Parrot’s Perch.
5.9.19/The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess received an excellent review from Publishers Weekly.
5.9.19/ The Southern Side of Paradise by Kristy Woodson Harvey was featured as a sweet read of spring in Us Weekly.
5.9.19/ The Southern Side of Paradise by Kristy Woodson Harvey was named a best new book of the week in Woman’s World.
5.9.19/Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid, The Southern Side of Paradise by Kristy Woodson Harvey, They All Fall Down by Rachel Howzell Hall, You, Me, and the Sea by Meg Donohue and The Promise of Us by Jamie Beck were featured in a piece about the summer books you should read according to your zodiac sign by Betches.
Montauk by Nicola Harrison and The Islanders by #SRC2019 guest author Meg Mitchell Moore were called two of this summer’s must-read books by women on She Reads.
05.08.19/ Grant Ginder’s Honestly, We Meant Well was featured as a best new book coming out summer 2019 on Southern Living and was called a book that will help you escape reality this summer by Bloomberg.
05.08.19/ The Southern Side of Paradise by Kristy Woodson Harvey, Limelight by Amy Poeppel, Saturday’s Child by Deborah Burns and Gillyflower by Diane Wald were featured as the best books to read this Mother’s Day on Ms. Career Girl.
05.08.19/ All of our #SRC2019 authors were featured in a summer book preview roundup on She Reads.
05.08.19/ You, Me, and the Sea by Meg Donohue was named a best new book of May on POPSUGAR, called the perfect Mother’s Day gift by Women.com and had an excerpt featured on Flavorwire.
05.07.19/ Peccadillo at the Palace author Kari Bovée was featured on an episode of the Author Stories Podcast.
05.07.19/ The Perfect Girlfriend by Karen Hamilton was listed as a book recommendation for fans of the show Killing Eve on Bookish.
05.07.19/ Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston had an exclusive interview featured on She Reads.
05.04.19/ Grant Ginder’s Honestly, We Meant Well was featured as a best new book for your beach bag this summer on POPSUGAR.
Marianne Waggoner Day, author of Camp Grandma, had a featured interview with Grandma’s Briefs.
05.03.2019/ The Restless Hungarian author Tom Weidlinger had a personal essay featured by The New York Times.
05.03.19/ Yangsze Choo’s The Night Tiger made it onto the New York Times audio best sellers list.
05.03.19/ The Last Resort by Marissa Stapley was featured in The Hollywood Reporter as a book with movie rights available.
05.03.19/ You, Me, and the Sea by Meg Donohue was named a most anticipated book of May by Oprah Magazine.
05.02.19/ Whisper Network by Chandler Baker and Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston were featured as two of the biggest books of the summer on BookBub.
05.02.19/ Saturday’s Child by Deborah Burns was featured in The Hollywood Reporter. Deborah also had a featured essay on Covey Club.
05.01.19/ Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston, Number One Chinese Restaurant by #SRC2019 guest author Lillian Li and Providence by #SRC2019 featured paperback pick author Caroline Kepnes were named three of Indiebound’s next great reads by the American Booksellers Association.
05.01.19/ Saturday’s Child author Deborah Burns had a featured content piece on Covey Club.
05.01.19/ Give Me Your Hand by Megan Abbott and The Night Olivia Fell by Christina McDonald were named two of the year’s best crime novels of 2019 by Booklist.
05.01.19/ Peccadillo at the Palace author Kari Bovée was featured in an article on Willow and Thatch.
05.01.19/ The Escape Room by Megan Goldin, The Islanders by #SRC2019 guest author Meg Mitchell Moore, Sky Queen by Judy Kundert and The Enlightenment of Bees by Rachel Linden were named four of the best beach reads of summer 2019 by She Reads.
05.01.19/ A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell, The Parrot’s Perch by Karen Keilt and The Escape Room by Megan Goldin were featured as three must-reads for fans of true crime on Brit + Co.
04.29.19/ The Printed Letter Bookshop by Katherine Reay, Alchemy’s Air by Stacey Tucker and The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess were featured as three books for bibliophiles on She Reads.
04.29.19/ Maren Cooper, author of A Better Next, had a content piece featured on Divorce Magazine.
04.29.19/ Sarah Neustadter, author of Love You Like the Sky, was featured in an episode of Polished Woman on LA Talk Radio and quoted in an article on The Cheat Sheet.
04.27.19/ Only One Life by Ashley Farley was featured as a hot new fiction release of April on The Nerd Daily.
04.26.19/ We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop, Honestly, We Meant Well by Grant Ginder, A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell, The Southern Side of Paradise by Kristy Woodson Harvey, The Last Resort by Marissa Stapley, You, Me, and the Sea by Meg Donohue and The Escape Room by Megan Goldin were featured as a few of this summer’s most anticipated beach reads on Frolic.
04.26.19/ Georgia Clark’s The Bucket List, Katherine Center’s How to Walk Away and Allison Pearson’s How Hard Can It Be were named three of the top ten women’s fiction books of the year by BookList.
04.26.19/ The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess, The Enlightenment of Bees by Rachel Linden, Red, White & Royal Blueby #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston, Whisper Network by Chandler Baker, The Escape Room by Megan Goldin and Screen Queens by Lori Goldstein were featured as a few of the most anticipated books of summer 2019 on Parade.
04.25.19 / Red, White & Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston and Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid were featured as two of the must-read books of 2019 on BookBub.
04.25.19 / Taylor Jenkins Reid’s Daisy Jones & the Six was featured in a piece about the best Bookstagram influencers on Bustle.
04.24.19 / Siobhan Adcock’s The Completionist was featured as a book to start your climate change library on Literary Hub.
04.24.19/ Judith Teitelman, author of Guesthouse for Ganesha, had a featured content piece on Cultural Weekly.
04.23.19/ Carola Lovering, author of Tell Me Lies, had a featured content piece on The Cut.
04.21.19/ Only One Life author Ashley Farley had a featured interview on The Nerd Daily.
04.20.19/ Jamie Beck’s The Promise of Us earned a spot on The Wall Street Journal’s best-sellers list and was featured as a hot April release on The Nerd Daily.
04.19.19 / Catherine Aponte, author of A Marriage of Equals, was quoted in a piece about navigating toxic friendships on Yahoo Lifestyle.
04.19.19 / Catherine Aponte’s A Marriage of Equals and Tyra Manning’s Your Turn were called two books guaranteed to help declutter your life by Parade.
04.17.19 / Guesthouse for Ganesha by Judith Teitelman was featured on Cultural Weekly.
04.17.19 / A Veil Removed author Michelle Cox had a featured essay on Writer’s Digest.
04.17.19 / We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop, Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid and Red, White and Royal Blue by #SRC2019 guest author Casey McQuiston were featured as three of the books everyone needs to read in 2019 on POPSUGAR.
04.17.19 / Lorraine Devon Wilke, author of The Alchemy of Noise, had a featured excerpt on Flavorwire.
04.17.19 / The Last Resort by Marissa Stapley, Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid, Saturday’s Child by Deborah Burns, Limelight by Amy Poeppel, The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo and The Montauk by Nicola Harrison were all featured in a piece about the best spring book picks by Entertainment Weekly.
04.15.19 / Whisper Network by Chandler Baker, The Escape Room by Megan Goldin, The Last Resort by Marissa Stapley and A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell were featured as thrillers worth throwing into your beach bag this summer on Bookstr.
04.12.19 / Catherine Aponte’s A Marriage of Equals and Beverly Engel’s I’m Saying No! were featured as two books that will improve your life on BookBub.
04.12.19 / Rachel Howzell Hall, author of They All Fall Down, had a featured interview on Crime Reads.
04.12.19 / Kendare Blake, author of Two Dark Reigns, was featured in a piece on Deadline.
04.12.19 / Rachel Howzell Hall’s They All Fall Down earned a spot as an Audible bestseller.
04.12.19 / The Southern Side of Paradise by Kristy Woodson Harvey was featured as a perfect sunny book for a rainy day on BookBub.
04.09.19 / Saturday’s Child by Deborah Burns, Camp Grandma by Marianne Waggoner Day and Limelight by #SRC2019 guest Amy Poeppel were named three books to give to mothers this Mother’s Day on Parade.
04.09.19 / They All Fall Down by Rachel Howzell Hall earned words of praise in a review by the Associated Press that was also picked up by the San Francisco Chronicle.
04.05.19 / Deborah Burns, author of Saturday’s Child, had an open letter to her daughter featured on Parade.
04.04.19 / Roshani Chokshi’s The Gilded Wolves was named a top fantasy epic to read this month by Refinery29.
04.03.19 / Taylor Jenkins Reid’s Daisy Jones & the Six was featured as a best new book to read this spring on Refinery29.
04.03.19 / Michele Campbell’s A Stranger on the Beach was named a most anticipated book of the summer by Her Campus.
04.03.19 / Deborah Burns, author of Saturday’s Child, had a content piece about rule-breaking women in history on Thrive Global.
04.02.19 / Chandler Baker’s The Whisper Network and Grant Ginder’s Honestly, We Meant Well were featured as two of this summer’s most anticipated books on She Reads.
04.01.19 / They All Fall Down by Rachel Howzell Hall and The Lost Man by Jane Harper were featured as two new thrillers guaranteed to give you chills on POPSUGAR.
04.01.19 / The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo was selected as the latest novel to join Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine Book Club family.
04.01.19 / The Southern Side of Paradise by Kristy Woodson Harvey was praised as a perfect beach read by Grand Strand Magazine.
04.01.19 / The Lost Man by Jane Harper and The Night Olivia Fell by Christina McDonald were featured as two of the top mysteries and thrillers of 2019 on Goodreads.
04.01.19 / Deborah Burns’s Saturday’s Child and Taylor Jenkins Reid’s Daisy Jones & the Six were featured as two of this spring’s best new books on She Knows.
03.29.19 / Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid, The Southern Side of Paradise by Kristy Woodson Harvey and Me For You by #WRC2019 guest author Lolly Winston were named three of the most perfect beach reads of 2019 by Southern Living.
03.29.19 / The Perfect Girlfriend by Karen Hamilton was featured as a book with film rights available in The Hollywood Reporter.
03.28.19 / Rachel Howzell Hall’s They All Fall Down was featured as one of this month’s best new crime fiction picks on CrimeReads and as a best new April book on Women.com.
03.28.19 / The Perfect Girlfriend by Karen Hamilton had a featured review piece on The Nerd Daily.
03.27.19 / Karen Hamilton’s The Perfect Girlfriend was featured in a piece on Flavorwire.
03.27.19 / Rachel Howzell Hall’s They All Fall Down and Karen Hamilton’s The Perfect Girlfriend were featured as suspense thrillers you’ll love on Refinery29.
03.23.19 / Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid was chosen as the Marie Claire April book club pick and featured as a best book coming out this year on Buzzfeed.
03.22.19 / Taylor Jenkins Reid’s Daisy Jones & the Six was featured as a Skimm Reads pick.
03.22.19 / Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid, The Southern Side of Paradise by Kristy Woodson Harvey and Me For You by #WRC2019 guest author Lolly Winston were named three of the most perfect beach reads of 2019 by Southern Living.
03.21.19 / Chandler Baker’s The Whisper Network was named one of the buzziest books coming out in 2019 by O, The Oprah Magazine.
03.21.19 / They All Fall Down by Rachel Howzell Hall was featured as a best mystery publishing this month on BookBub.
03.15.19 / Sondra Helene, author of Appearances, had a featured biography on BookTrib.
03.14.19 / Taylor Jenkins Reid earned some major love from BookBub! They featured Daisy Jones & the Six as a best book blooming this season and named it a book to read instead of spring cleaning.
03.13.19 / Roshani Chokshi’s The Gilded Wolves, Jane Harper’s The Lost Man, Taylor Jenkins Reid’s Daisy Jones & the Six and Christina McDonald‘s The Night Olivia Fell were featured as four of the biggest hits of 2019 so far on Goodreads.
03.13.19 / Carola Lovering’s Tell Me Lies, Barbara Delinsky’s Before and Again, Roz Nay’s Our Little Secret and Mandy Stadtmiller’s Unwifeable were featured as best summer beach reads to pair with a fruity cocktail on POPSUGAR.
03.11.19 / The Promise of Us author Jamie Beck dished her formula for success to The Connecticut Post.
03.08.19 / Karen Keilt’s The Parrot’s Perch and Tom Weidlinger’s The Restless Hungarian were called memoirs worth reading in 2019 by Parade.
03.08.19 / The Perfect Girlfriend by Karen Hamilton, The Alchemy of Noise by Lorraine Devon Wilke, They All Fall Down by Rachel Howzell Hall, Saturday’s Child by Deborah Burns, Only One Life by Ashley Farley and You, Me, and the Sea by Meg Donohue were featured as can’t-miss books by women to read this year on Brit + Co.
03.08.19 / Taylor Jenkins Reid’s Daisy Jones & the Six was praised by Oprah Magazine and debuted at #3 on The New York Times bestseller’s list.
03.08.19 / The Perfect Girlfriend by Karen Hamilton was featured as a chilling psychological thriller to add to your reading list on Real Simple.
03.08.19 / The Night Olivia Fell by Christina McDonald was featured as a top psychological thriller book pick in First for Women (also spotted on the list was The Proposal by #FRC2018 guest Jasmine Guillory!).
03.07.19 / On top of all the amazing media coverage, Daisy Jones & the Six also earned an excellent review by The Associated Press that was picked up by the San Francisco Chronicle.
03.06.19 / The Tesla Legacy by K.K. Pérez and The Black Coats by Colleen Oakes were featured in a piece about fictional heroines to celebrate this Women’s History Month on Parade.
03.06.19 / Yangsze Choo‘s The Night Tiger was called a perfect new book to take on spring break by National Geographic.
03.06.19 / Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid was also praised for being as juicy as guilty-pleasure television by The Washington Post, named one of the best new books to read this March by Nylon, featured as a best book of spring on Bustle and praised by Time Magazine.
03.05.19 / To say that Taylor Jenkins Reid‘s Daisy Jones & the Six had an amazing week would be an understatement. Taylor had a featured interview with Rolling Stone, appeared in a piece that ran on Bustle and was featured in an article on learning to write like a ’70s rock star in Entertainment Weekly.
03.04.19 / Andrea Dunlop‘s We Came Here to Forget was called a must-read novel to inspire your next trip by G Adventures.
03.01.19 / Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid received even more love from Reese Witherspoon herself when Reese announced it as the latest novel to join Reese’s Hello Sunshine Book Club family.
03.01.19 / The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo and Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid were named two of the best books of 2019 so far by Glamour.
03.01.19 / Taylor Jenkins Reid‘s Daisy Jones & the Six was called a book to look out for by The New York Times and a best book publishing this month on Refinery29.
03.01.19 / Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid also received praise in Marie Claire, featured as a book worth reading this spring.
03.01.19 / They All Fall Down by Rachel Howzell Hall made it on She Reads‘s list of buzzworthy books by black female authors and earned a great review from Publishers Weekly.
02.28.19 / The Perfect Girlfriend by Karen Hamilton and Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid were called two of the best books of March by Entertainment Weekly.
02.28.19 / She Reads shared a featured cover reveal for The Nine by Jeanne McWilliams Blasberg.
02.28.19 / Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid was called a best new book of March by Cosmopolitan and featured as a book to cuddle up with in US Weekly.
02.28.19 / The Perfect Girlfriend by Karen Hamilton made it to the top spot on The Globe and Mail‘s bestseller’s list in the UK.
02.26.19 / They All Fall Down by Rachel Howzell Hall, Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid, Appearances by Sondra Helene, Only One Life by Ashley Farley, The Parrot’s Perch by Karen Keilt and The Promise of Us by Jamie Beck were featured on Frolic Media‘s list of upcoming spring books for your TBR list.
02.25.19 / Saturday’s Child by Deborah Burns was called an inspirational book if you want success in work and life by Forbes and a fascinating mom book worth reading by SheKnows.
02.25.19 / Nosh With Tash‘s Natasha Feldman had a featured breakfast recipe for non-morning people on Refinery29.
02.22.19 / The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo earned a spot on The New York Times best sellers list of new hardcover fiction.
02.22.19 / The Alchemy of Noise by Lorraine Devon Wilke earned a starred review from Publishers Weekly.
02.20.19 / The Lost Man by Jane Harper was a PureWow Book Club favorite pick of the month.
02.20.19 / The Parrot’s Perch author Karen Keilt had a featured content piece on Salon.
02.15.19 / The Lost Man by Jane Harper earned a spot on The New York Times best sellers list of new hardcover fiction.
02.15.19 / Karen Hamilton’s The Perfect Girlfriend, Jane Harper’s The Lost Man, Christina McDonald’s The Night Olivia Fell and Winter Sisters by Robin Oliveira were named four of the most chilling thrillers that’ll keep you reading all night on Ms. Career Girl.
02.14.19 / The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo and The Gilded Wolves by Roshani Chokshi earned features in The Hollywood Reporter.
02.13.19 / We Came Here to Forget by Andrea Dunlop, The Lost Man by Jane Harper, The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo, The Alchemy of Noise by Lorraine Devon Wilke and The Perfect Girlfriend by Karen Hamilton were featured as four of the most anticipated books of 2019 on Working Mother.
02.13.19 / They All Fall Down by Rachel Howzell Hall was featured as a fresh and anticipated thriller on Vulture.
02.12.19 / The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo received words of praise in USA Today, was featured as a most anticipated novel of spring on The Everygirl, named a top February book club pick by Bookish and featured as a great new book about forbidden love on Book Riot.
02.11.19 / The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo made it on USA Today’s list of books to look out for this week and Hello Giggles’s list of the best new book releases.
02.08.19 / The Lost Man author Jane Harper had a featured piece on She Reads.
02.08.19 / Not Her Daughter author Rea Frey had a personal content piece featured by Shape.
02.08.19 / Braided author Beth Ricanati had a cover feature and piece in The Jerusalem Post.
02.07.19 / Alane Adams, author of The Blue Witch, was featured in a segment about her literacy efforts on KMVT11 and shared the The Rubicus Prophecy cover reveal on Instagram.
02.06.19 / The Night Olivia Fell by Christina McDonald was featured as a book you won’t be able to put down on mindbodygreen, called one of February’s best thrillers on Crime Reads and named a book worth reading by Strand Magazine.
02.06.19 / Meg Donohue’s You, Me, and the Sea, Marissa Stapley’s The Last Resort, Grant Ginder’s Honestly, We Meant Well and Kristy Woodson Harvey’s The Southern Side of Paradise were named four of the best book club picks of 2019 by Parade.
02.06.19 / Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid was featured as a best book of 2019 for women on POPSUGAR.
02.05.19 / The Gilded Wolves by Roshani Chokshi was featured as a YA book to add to your reading list on Buzzfeed.
02.05.19 / The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo, The Lost Man by Jane Harper and The Night Olivia Fell by Christina McDonald made it onto Bustle’s list of the best fiction books coming out this month and POPSUGAR’s list of their favorite February book picks.
02.05.19 / Not Her Daughter by Rea Frey was featured as a thriller powered by accidental witnesses on CrimeReads and was spotted in a local Barnes & Noble.
02/04/19 / Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid and The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo were named two of the season’s most anticipated historical fiction books on Goodreads.
02.02.19 / Saturday’s Child by Deborah Burns received a shoutout on Page Six.
02.01.19 / The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo and The Lost Man by Jane Harper were featured as two of the books Amazon’s editors are reading on Business Insider and called must-read books of February on Refinery29.
01.31.19 / Publishers Weekly reported that Alane Adams, author of The Blue Witch and The Circus Thief, is donating $130,000 in new books to schools devastated by natural disasters.
01.31.19 / The Lost Man author Jane Harper had a featured profile on The New York Times. The Lost Man was also named one of February’s must-read books by Entertainment Weekly.
01.31.19 / One Minute to Zen author Ali Katz was a featured guest on Zibby Owens’s “Moms Don’t Have Time to Read Books” podcast.
01.30.19 / A Stranger on the Beach by Michele Campbell had a feature cover reveal on She Reads.
01.30.19 / You author Caroline Kepnes, Tell Me Lies author Carola Lovering, The Perfect Girlfriend author Karen Hamilton, They All Fall Down author Rachel Howzell Hall, Emma in the Night author Wendy Walker, We Came Here to Forget author Andrea Dunlop and A Stranger on the Beach author Michele Campbell were featured in a piece by Entertainment Weekly.
01.29.19 / First Book reported that Alane Adams, author of The Blue Witch and The Circus Thief, is donating $130,000 in new books to schools devastated by natural disasters.
01.29.19 / Roshani Chokshi’s The Gilded Wolves was featured as a book worth reading in Newsday.
01.29.19 / The Spiritual Vixen’s Guide to an Unapologetic Life by Maureen Muldoon and I’m Saying No! by Beverly Engle were featured as life-changing books every woman should read in 2019 on Parade.
1.29.19/ Cindy Callaghan’s Potion Problems earned a nomination for the 2019 Agatha Award.
01.29.19 / The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo was called one of the best books of 2019 by Real Simple and earned a stellar review by NPR. Her first novel The Ghost Bride will be made into a Netflix series.
01.28.19 / You, Me, and the Sea by Meg Donohue had a feature cover reveal on She Reads.
01.26.19 / Zibby Owens, host of the “Moms Don’t Have Time to Read Books” podcast, had a featured piece on Today.
01.25.19 / The Parott’s Perch by Karen Keilt and The Spiritual Vixen’s Guide to an Unapologetic Life by Maureen Muldoon were featured as inspirational memoirs to inspire your 2019 goals on BookBub.
01.24.19 / The Night Olivia Fell by Christina McDonald earned a spot on Marie Claire’s list of best women’s fiction of early 2019.
01.23.19 / The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo was named one of the best books of 2019 by Glamour and a book Instagram is loving on She Reads. Yangsze also had a featured content piece on Salon.
01.21.19 / First Book reported that Alane Adams, author of The Blue Witch and The Circus Thief, is donating $130,000 in new books to schools devastated by natural disasters.
01.21.19 / Roshani Chokshi’s The Gilded Wolves, Kristina Perez’s The Tesla Legacy and Colleen Oakes’s The Black Coats were featured as three of the most buzzworthy YA books of winter on YA Book Central.
01.20.19 / Cindy Crawford was spotted reading (and loving!) Kristin Hannah‘s The Great Alone.
01.20.19 / They All Fall Down by Rachel Howzell Hall and The Night Olivia Fell by Christina McDonald were named two of this winter’s best new thrillers by POPSUGAR.
01.18.19 / Roshani Chokshi’s The Gilded Wolves was named one of the best YA novels of January by Paste Magazine.
01.18.19 / Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid was named a must-read book of 2019 by Romper.
01.18.19 / I’m Saying No! author Beverly Engel was featured in a piece on Bustle.
01.15.19 / Lisa Reddick, author of The Same River, had a featured interview with the Seattle Book Review.
01.11.19 / The second season of Cindy Callaghan‘s Just Add Magic screen adaptation launched this week on Amazon.
01.10.19 / Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid was featured as a book worth reading in 2019 on The Week.
01.10.19 /Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid was named a most anticipated book of 2019 on HelloGiggles, called a must-read of the new year by Nylon and featured as an adaptation to lookout for in 2019 in Entertainment Weekly.
01.08.19 / Yangze Choo‘s The Night Tiger and Jane Harper’s The Lost Man were featured as two of the most anticipated fiction books of 2019 on Bookpage.
01.08.19 / They All Fall Down by Rachel Howzell Hall was featured as one of the most anticipated crime books of 2019 on CrimeReads.
01.08.19 / Roshani Chokshi‘s The Gilded Wolves received love from Book Riot, was featured on YA BookCentral and also was a Bookbub editor pick of the month.
01.08.19 / Yangze Choo‘s The Night Tiger and Jane Harper’s The Lost Man were featured as two of the most anticipated fiction books of 2019 on Bookpage.
01.07.19 / SparkPoint Studio Founder & CEO, Crystal Patriarche, had a featured interview on how to read more in 2019 on Refinery29.
01.04.19 The Night Olivia Fell by Christina McDonald, The Perfect Girlfriend by Karen Hamilton and Gillyflower by Diane Wald were named three of this year’s best debut novels by Parade.
01.04.19 / BookSparks #FRC2018 ambassadors Kortney Gruenwald and Pia Cortez each had a featured piece on Katherine Heigl’s lifestyle blog, Those Heavenly Days.
01.04.19 / The Night Olivia Fell by Christina McDonald, The Perfect Girlfriend by Karen Hamilton and Gillyflower by Diane Wald were named three of this year’s best debut novels by Parade.
01.02.19 / The Lost Man by Jane Harper and They All Fall Down by Rachel Howzell Hall were named two of 2019’s biggest mystery books by Goodreads.
01.02.19 / Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid and The Gilded Wolves by Roshani Chokshi were featured as anticipated 2019 releases on The Nerd Daily.
01.02.19 / The official Goodreads list of the biggest mysteries and thrillers of 2019 included The Lost Man by Jane Harper and The Night Olivia Fell by Christina McDonald.
01.01.19 / The Gilded Wolves by Roshani Chokshi was a featured YA book coming out this January on Bustle.

2019 Press Coverage

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