Seven Days in June

A sexy, modern love story to start the summer off right * Reese Witherspoon * A smart, sexy testament to Black joy, to the well of strength from which women draw, and to tragic romances that mature into second chances. I absolutely loved it * Jodi Picoult * Tia Williams conjures a seductive fantasy - rich friendships, star-crossed lovers, artistic fulfilment. But Williams is writing realism, exploring personal pain, family entanglements, and the negotiation of Black identity in a world defined by whiteness. The result isn't escapism (though the book is a delight) but a vision of life as it truly is: complications and difficulties punctuated by profound joy * Rumaan Alam * A novel with a delicious plot, compelling characters, and all of the pop cultural references my heart desires. Seven Days in June is nothing short of a good time. It's funny, thoughtful and its protagonist Eva Mercy is my new favourite pretend writer * Michael Arceneaux * Its deliciously witty dialogue, fully realised characters and deft handling of love, race and second-chances will stay with you long after summer * Zoella Book Club * A tour de force . . . A hugely satisfying romance that is electrifying and alive * Kirkus * Grab a fan before reading this one, because it really heats up * Good Housekeeping US * One of the most anticipated romance novels of the summer, SEVEN DAYS IN JUNE is a story of love found, lost, and found again. Eva and Shane's story gets steamy, so be sure to read by the water so you can cool off * Oprah Daily * The hilariously sexy novel is an absolute page turner with every chapter exuding more love, hope and desire as the last * Evening Standard * A captivating love story * Melan Mag * Bold, romantic and sharply drawn, Seven Days in June will scorch your synapses in the best possible ways * Daily Record * A novel with memorable characters and an original plot * Independent * This hilarious, romantic and incredibly sexy novel is a definite page-turner of a messy love story * Hello! * A gorgeous romance story brimming with hope, joy, and love * Voice Mag * It was perfectly paced, funny and without spoiling too much, had a happy ending * Huffington Post *

Tia Williams had a fifteen-year career as a beauty editor for magazines including Elle, Glamour, Lucky, Teen People, and Essence. In 2004, she pioneered the beauty-blog industry with her award-winning site, Shake Your Beauty. She wrote the bestselling debut novel The Accidental Diva and penned two young adult novels, It Chicks and Sixteen Candles. Her most recent novel, the award-winning The Perfect Find, is being adapted by Netflix for a film starring Gabrielle Union. Tia is currently an editorial director at Estee Lauder Companies and lives with her daughter and her husband in Brooklyn.