This book was a phenomenal exploration of modern adulthood told from the perspective of a young black reporter trying to make a name for herself. I really enjoyed the characters and their intricate relationships, as well as the commentary on racism. We get to hear her family's stories of racism, which differ from segregation to microaggressions, and examine how it presents itself in modern times. I honestly can't wait to read more of Tabitha's story as she journeys through IVF, dating, and beyond.

*Thank you to Harper Perennial and NetGalley for the ARC in exchange for my honest review*