‘A summer must’ Stylist
‘Gripping from page one‘ Vogue
‘Raunchy, sad and uplifting’ Grazia
‘THE book of hot girl summer‘ Bustle

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Have you fallen for this INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLING novelist’s sizzling hot entrance into the world of romance?

It’s the opportunity of a lifetime:

Feyi is about to be given the chance to escape the City’s blistering heat for a dream island holiday: poolside cocktails, beach sunsets, and elaborate meals. And as the sun goes down on her old life our heroine also might just be ready to open her heart to someone new.

The only problem is, she’s falling for the one man she absolutely can’t have.
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‘A must read for all romance lovers’ @between2books_
‘Emezi is a dream of a writer. My heart soared and shook and panted.’ BOLU BABALOLA
‘A scorching tale of love after loss.’ Kirkus Reviews

Akwaeke Emezi’s book You Have Made a Fool of Death with your Beauty was a Sunday Times Bestseller w/c 28-05-2022

‘This book filled me with excitement and possibilities.’ Jenny Colgan

‘Fabulous, fabulous, fabulous.’ @savidgereads

‘Say hello to the book of the summer‘ @bettysbooksuk

‘Fantastic . . . I cannot put it down.’ @thebibliotucker
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Have you fallen for this INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLING novelist’s sizzling hot entrance into the world of romance?

It’s the opportunity of a lifetime:

Feyi is about to be given the chance to escape the City’s blistering heat for a dream island holiday: poolside cocktails, beach sunsets, and elaborate meals. And as the sun goes down on her old life our heroine also might just be ready to open her heart to someone new.

The only problem is, she’s falling for the one man she absolutely can’t have.
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‘A must read for all romance lovers’ @between2books_

‘Emezi is a dream of a writer. My heart soared and shook and panted.’ BOLU BABALOLA

‘A scorching tale of love after loss.’ Kirkus Reviews

Bitter is thrilled to have been chosen to attend Eucalyptus, a special school where she can focus on her painting surrounded by other creative teens. But outside this haven, the streets are filled with protests against the deep injustices that grip the town of Lucille.

Bitter’s instinct is to stay safe within the walls of Eucalyptus . . . but her friends aren’t willing to settle for a world that the adults say is ‘just the way things are.’ Pulled between old friendships, her creative passion, and a new romance, Bitter isn’t sure where she belongs – in the art studio or in the streets. And if she does find a way to help the revolution while being true to who she is, she must also ask: at what cost?

‘Unlike anything I’ve read . . . Remarkable.’ Roxane Gay

‘A thing of great beauty.’ Paris Review

In letters addressed to their friends, to members of their family – both biological and chosen – and to fellow storytellers, Akwaeke describes the shape of a life lived in overlapping realities. Through heartbreak, chronic pain, intimacy with death, becoming a beast, this is embodiment as a nonhuman: outside the boundaries imposed by expectations and legibility. This book is an account of the grueling work of realignment and remaking necessary to carve out a future for oneself.

The result is a Black spirit memoir: a powerful, raw unfolding of identity.

‘An audacious sojourn through the terror and beauty of refusing to explain yourself. ‘ New York Times

‘One of the most dazzling debuts I’ve ever read.’ Taiye Selasi, author of Ghana Must Go

‘I’m urging everyone to read it.’ Sophie Mackintosh, author of The Water Cure

Ada has always been unusual. Her parents prayed her into existence, but something must have gone awry. Their troubled child begins to develop separate selves and is prone to fits of anger and grief.When Ada grows up and heads to college in America, a traumatic event crystallises the selves into something more powerful. As Ada fades into the background of her own mind, these ‘alters’ – now protective, now hedonistic – take control, shifting her life in a dangerous direction.