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Cosmic Love at the Multiverse Hair Salon
by Annie Mare
Okay, so this book is entirely different than anything I have read before, but it was so unique and interesting. Cosmic Love at the Multiverse Hair Salon is a dazzling, mind bending love story that feels like Inception meets Everything Everywhere All At Once—but with more heart, humor, and hair dye. Annie Mare delivers an electrifying debut that seamlessly blends sci fi, romance, and existential stakes into a completely unputdownable read.
Tressa Fay is the kind of protagonist you can’t help but root for—charismatic, sharp witted, and searching for something more in life. When a flirty text from a stranger named Meryl spirals into a reality bending mystery involving parallel universes, missing persons, and impossible love, the story takes off in the most thrilling way. The tension is palpable as Tressa Fay and her friends try to outmaneuver time itself, hoping to save Meryl from vanishing again.
The romance? Absolutely gut wrenching in the best way. The way Tressa Fay and Meryl’s connection transcends time is both beautiful and heartbreaking, making every twist in their story feel high stakes and deeply emotional. And the friendships in this book? Perfection. The found family dynamic adds warmth and humor, keeping the story grounded even as it jumps between realities.
If you love queer love stories wrapped in sci fi brilliance, Cosmic Love at the Multiverse Hair Salon is an absolute must read. It’s thrilling, tender, and thought provoking—a book that will leave you reeling long after the final page.
Thank you to NetGalley, Annie Mare, and Berkley for the eARC of this book.
Tressa Fay is the kind of protagonist you can’t help but root for—charismatic, sharp witted, and searching for something more in life. When a flirty text from a stranger named Meryl spirals into a reality bending mystery involving parallel universes, missing persons, and impossible love, the story takes off in the most thrilling way. The tension is palpable as Tressa Fay and her friends try to outmaneuver time itself, hoping to save Meryl from vanishing again.
The romance? Absolutely gut wrenching in the best way. The way Tressa Fay and Meryl’s connection transcends time is both beautiful and heartbreaking, making every twist in their story feel high stakes and deeply emotional. And the friendships in this book? Perfection. The found family dynamic adds warmth and humor, keeping the story grounded even as it jumps between realities.
If you love queer love stories wrapped in sci fi brilliance, Cosmic Love at the Multiverse Hair Salon is an absolute must read. It’s thrilling, tender, and thought provoking—a book that will leave you reeling long after the final page.
Thank you to NetGalley, Annie Mare, and Berkley for the eARC of this book.