June Baby diversity & multicultural Supported by her wife

Supported by her wife

Evie Sage only wanted an entry-level job with “light paperwork and occasional beheadings

Darcy Moore has one job: escort souls to the underworld

supreme metal mage and commander of the royal tyger warriors

Karen’s dream sleepover isn’t going as planned—can she fix things before the night is over

June Baby diversity & multicultural Supported by her wifeJune Baby by Shannon Garvey Some summers never leave you. In this moving debut novel, set over the course of one transformative summer in the lush, beachy enclave of Block Island, a young woman reckons with love, loss, and the choices she must make to move forward. At seventeen, Ruth lost her mother to cancer, and her father, unable to handle his grieving daughter, shipped her off to Block Island with nothing but a name scribbled on the back of a