Taylor loves books with a heavy dose of absurdity, hilarity, and beautiful prose. She is a marketer, adventurer, nature-lover, Hufflepuff, wannabe world traveler, and advocate of laughter.
New adult fiction follows the lives of protagonists who are, as the name suggests, newly adults. If you love young love (but want to read something starring characters who are no longer teenagers), try one of these new adult romance books. In our humble opinions, they’re perfect reads to wind...
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We got the chance to interview Emma McLaughlin and Nicola Kraus, authors of The Nanny Diaries, about their new book: How To Be a Grown-Up.The Nanny Diaries is a novel that I will always adore. I remember voraciously re-reading in the summer of 2003, as I was a teenager completely obsessed with...
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Have we mentioned how much we love The Martian? It’s very rare that a single book captivates our entire team, since we all have very different tastes. Our COO started the craze. Then Chloe got on board. Ricci followed, and I just started reading it. Ben’s next. We’re obsessed. The Martian...
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When we heard that Marci Jefferson’s books are about ‘remarkable women in history who dared to defy powerful men,’ we knew that we needed to interview her and learn more. We loved chatting with Marci Jefferson, author of Girl on the Golden Coin and the new book to read – Enchantress of...
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Marci Jefferson writes about phenomenal women from history who dared to defy powerful men. Her new historical fantasy novel, Enchantress of Paris, follows Marie Mancini in the court of the Sun King – Louis XIV. We got the chance to interview Marci Jefferson about her books, heroes, and what inspires...
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The Nightmare Place is about Zoe Dolan, a detective hunting a serial rapist who is breaking into women’s homes and attacking them, and Jane Webster, a woman working as a volunteer on a helpline who receives a call from a man claiming to be the perpetrator. Below the surface, I suppose it’s a little about misogyny, and the things we hide from ourselves: the stories and lies we tell about our own lives to make them more bearable.
We LOVED The Paris Wife. When we found out that Paula McLain had a new release on the horizon, Circling the Sun, we all did a happy dance in the office. Now that we have had time to read her new best selling historical fiction, we wanted to know more about her inspirations for...
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