Meg Cabot

"Nobody does Indian-family drama quite like Nisha Sharma. Throw in big business intrigue, tons of romance, puppies, and North Indian cuisine (spicy chole bhature, anyone?) and you’ve got a sizzlingly hot escape read."

"I’m always in the mood for a good mystery and Vanishing Falls not only delivers a great one, but a narrator with mysteries of her own—all set in the lush landscape of Tasmania (a place I’ve never visited but now feel as if I had)!"

"Alyssa Cole kept me turning the pages way past bedtime with this one: Something is wrong in Sydney Green’s beloved Brooklyn neighborhood. With the help of suspiciously charming new neighbor Theo, she might get to the bottom of it—or get killed trying. I have no fingernails left, and it’s Alyssa Cole’s fault."

"Who doesn’t love a fake relationship? But this one features a “cinnamon roll” hero (ex-rugby player on the outside, gooey romantic on the inside) and a witty Black professor heroine who is just fine with pretending to date him—for a worthy cause."

"I’m a sucker for any book set on a film or television set and Alexis Daria does those so well. This one features an ex-telenovela hero who is yearning to go mainstream (but not at the risk of exposing his secret) and a Latina heroine who wants only one thing—to be a leading lady. Deliciously satisfying"