Sarah Beth Durst’s THE LAKE HOUSE one of Bank Street’s Best Children’s Books of the Year.

Laura Brooke Robson’s A CURSE FOR THE HOMESICK an AFPL best new book of the week: “a perfect rainy day read”; “darkly enchanting…”; “Fans of literary fantasy and bittersweet romance will find this an enthralling read that lingers like a half-forgotten memory.”

Great article in LitHub featuring Rachel Ekstrom Courage’s YA debut NOTHING BAD HAPPENS HERE

Great interview in Booklist featuring Laura Brooke Robson and her book A CURSE FOR THE HOMESICK

Eskor David Johnson’s PAY AS YOU GO featured in LitHub as a paperback coming out this March

Great event last night celebrating the release of Laura Brooke Robson’s A CURSE FOR THE HOMESICK

Cover reveal in Reactor Magazine for Fran Wilde’s A PHILOSOPHY OF THIEVES

“A CURSE FOR THE HOMESICK is above all a second-chance romance, but author Laura Brooke Robson’s simple, elegant tale is also a devoted character study and a love letter to [Robson’s] gorgeous fictional setting of Stenland: the wind, the cairns, the old towers; the ice cream spot and Hedda’s, the only coffee shop; the concrete swimming pool and the claustrophobia of a small town. This grounded, moving novel is a perfect rainy day read and an ode to what it is to be human—to desire and gain, to desire and lose, to find again.”

— BookPage Starred Review

HYPEREFFICIENT by Mithu Storoni in this week’s Daily Mail and BBC