On Earth as it Is on Television
First contact stories have never been as intoxicating and fun as in Emily Jane’s novel of the sudden arrival—and equally sudden departure—of spaceships above Earth.
In On Earth as it Is on Television—a rollicking paean to what it means to be alive in the twenty-first century—the fleeting presence of alien vessels, and the certainty that humans are not alone in the universe, sparks intense uncertainty as to our place within it.
The arrival of spaceships can bring up big questions.
Here Beside the Rising Tide
As a lonely ten-year-old resident of Pearl Island, Jenni Farrow befriends Timmy Caruso. They enjoy a glorious summer of swimming, fireworks, and carnival rides. (Not to mention rescuing a strange sea creature from a tide pool.) Then, one late summer day, Timmy disappears...
Thirty years later, Jenn Lanaro, bestselling author of the Philipia Bay action-romance series—is desperate to escape the fatigue of her career and soon-to-be-ex.
Love, fun, sun, and . . . sea monsters?