
Published by Simon & Schuster on June 20th 2017
Pages: 240
Genres: Chick-Lit
Format: Hardcover
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Also by this author: Eight Hundred Grapes: A Novel
From Laura Dave—the author of the “addictive” (Us Weekly), “winning” (Publishers Weekly) and critically acclaimed bestseller Eight Hundred Grapes—comes a new novel about the secrets we keep…even from ourselves.
Sunshine Mackenzie truly is living the dream. A lifestyle guru for the modern age, Sunshine is beloved by millions of people who tune into her YouTube cooking show, and millions more scour her website for recipes, wisdom, and her enticing suggestions for how to curate a perfect life. She boasts a series of #1 New York Times bestselling cookbooks, a devoted architect husband, and a reputation for sincerity and kindness—Sunshine seems to have it all. But she’s hiding who she really is. And when her secret is revealed, her fall from grace is catastrophic. What Sunshine does in the ashes of destruction will save her in more ways than she can imagine.
In our modern world, where celebrity is a careful construct, Laura Dave’s compelling, enticing novel explores the devastating effect of the secrets we keep in public…and in private. Hello, Sunshine is a fresh, provocative look at a woman teetering between a scrupulously assembled life and the redemptive power of revealing the truth.
I so loved Dave’s 2015 Eight Hundred Grapes and I’ve been eager to get my hands on more from her. This one sounds lovely (and a foodie novel!)
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Oh I’ve not come across Dave’s work before, but I can definitely see the appeal of this book! And I’m super curious about what Sunshine could be hiding! Great pick Bonnie! 🙂
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This sounds really interesting! I’ll have to try it out myself!
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The premise sounds full of potential! Hope you love it, Bonnie! 🙂
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