A Quick Love Letter to Black Women & Our Crown

Sundays at the Salon is more than a book—it’s a sanctuary. A soft, powerful, affirming space where Black women come to be seen, heard, and held. Senae, a 21-year-old hairstylist, inherits her Aunt Shirley’s beloved salon and turns it into a sacred ground for healing, one Sunday at a time.

Five women walk through her doors—Lashae, Keyslee, Ann, Katrice, and Desi. Each one carries a story, a secret, a silent battle. Through every style and every conversation, they peel back the layers and step into their truth. It’s raw, it’s tender, it’s everything.

This book is for every Black woman who’s ever found herself in a salon chair, letting go and being put back together. It’s intimate, bold, and filled with the kind of magic only we understand.

Five stars. No question. This one loves us out loud.

Thank you Netra Antoinette for the ARC!