A widow's debut, an Old Hollywood confession, a rock-band oral history and a love story set at NASA all come from the same writer. Choose the one you still press on friends.
1The Seven Husbands of Evelyn HugoA 2017 novel in which a reclusive Old Hollywood star finally tells a young journalist the truth about her life and marriages.1000pts
2Malibu RisingA 2021 novel set over one 1983 summer night, when four famous siblings throw a Malibu party that ends in flames.689pts
3After I DoA 2014 novel about a married couple who agree to spend a year apart to find out whether their marriage is worth saving.517pts
4Forever, InterruptedHer 2013 debut, about a young widow whose husband dies nine days after their wedding and the mother-in-law who never knew she existed.423pts
5Daisy Jones & The SixA 2019 novel written as the oral history of a 1970s rock band and its breakup, adapted as a 2023 Prime Video series.423pts
6AtmosphereA 2025 love story set inside NASA's 1980s Space Shuttle program, following astronaut candidate Joan Goodwin.423pts
7Carrie Soto Is BackA 2022 novel about a retired tennis champion who returns at 37 to defend her Grand Slam record.423pts
8Maybe in Another LifeA 2015 novel that splits one woman's life into two parallel versions after a single decision at the end of a night out.310pts
9One True LovesA 2016 novel about a woman who has remarried when the husband presumed lost in a helicopter crash comes home, filmed in 2023.0pts
Photo credits
- The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo book cover — Atria Books, rights holder
- Malibu Rising book cover — Ballantine Books, rights holder
- After I Do book cover — Washington Square Press, rights holder
- Forever, Interrupted book cover — Washington Square Press, rights holder
- Daisy Jones & The Six book cover — Ballantine Books, rights holder
- Atmosphere book cover — Ballantine Books, rights holder
- Carrie Soto Is Back book cover — Ballantine Books, rights holder
- Maybe in Another Life book cover — Washington Square Press, rights holder
- One True Loves book cover — Washington Square Press, rights holder














