“A funny and romantic romp through time and space, complete with yearning, community, and the idea that love truly wins—everything I love in a queer romance.”—Ashley Herring Blake, USA Today bestselling author of Dream On, Ramona Riley
“Cosmic Love at the Multiverse Hair Salon is a wild ride that will have you laughing, crying, and swooning all at once. What starts as a quirky, multiversal meet-cute quickly builds into a poignant exploration of friendship, love, loss, and grief. There’s nothing better than a book that makes you really feel something, and Mare has proven herself a master of crafting a moving narrative.” –Alexandra Kennington, author of Blood Beneath the Snow
“Cosmic Love at the Multiverse Hair Salon is a heartfelt ode to the queer community, perfectly capturing the comfort and sense of belonging that comes from finding your people. It’s also a story about the mysterious wonders of the universe. Tressa Fay and Meryl fight against the complicated web of time and space just to be together, which might make this the most unabashedly romantic sapphic love story of all time. This book is proof that love can absolutely reshape the world.”—Bridget Morrissey, author of That Summer Feeling
“A mind-blowing read! Cosmic Love at the Multiverse Hair Salon is a whip-smart, ultra-flirty romp through time and space that is not to be missed. With every twist in the time-space continuum, I fell deeper for Tressa Fay, Meryl, and their unforgettable crew of friends. A must-read for romantics who believe in destiny and delight in interdimensional hijinks!”—Taleen Voskuni, author of Lavash at First Sight
“I fell in love with this book at the speed of light! Tressa Fay and Meryl get all twisted up in the fabric of the universe, and its sheer delight to watch them find themselves, and each other, time after time. Annie Mare infuses their romance with more nerdiness, sexiness, and mystical queer heart than one world can hold. Luckily, there are many!”—Joanna Lowell, author of A Rare Find
“This gently mindbending read featuring a touching sapphic romance across time and universes is perfect for fans of Casey McQuiston’s One Last Stop (2021).” —Booklist
“A heartwarming multiverse tale of fated love, family, and memory.”—Publishers Weekly
“Mare … successfully blends speculative fiction with sapphic romance in this well-written multiverse love story.”—Library Journal
“If you’re looking for a unique spin on sapphic romance that takes thought experiments about the nature of reality and makes them super queer, this book just might be for you.”—Lesbrary
“A fun sapphic romance about falling in love across timelines.”—Book Riot
“With lol moments and tender moments, this a perfect love story.”—Red Carpet Crash
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