Single mom and erotica writer Eva Mercy is struggling. She's out of ideas for her 15th book in her bestselling series, her debilitating migraines are causing havoc, and her love life is non-existent. When Eva unexpectedly reunites with Shane, another bestselling author, at a New York literary event, will she learn to trust him after two decades of a broken heart? Or will Eva walk away?

Seven Days in June is an intimate yet humorous book that surpasses the romance and peers into chronic illness, modern motherhood, and second chances. Tia Williams' portrayal of redemption and love has me laughing, crying, and feeling everything in between. Seven Days in June is an extraordinary novel I recommend to those looking for a love story that inspires deeper conversations on race and gender.