PRESS
“Tia has revived the black chick lit genre.”
Seven days in june
“A hugely satisfying romance that is electrifying and alive.”
“A winning romance.” – Publisher’s Weekly
“The well-crafted love story alone would delight readers, but Williams also explores motherhood, womanhood, and the fine line between romance and heartache.” - Booklist
"Seven Days In June is nothing short of a good time.” – Michael Arceneaux, New York Times bestselling author of I Can't Date Jesus and I Don't Want To Die Poor
“A smart, sexy testament to tragic romances that mature into second chances. I loved it.” – Jodi Picoult, New York Times bestselling author of The Book of Two Ways and Small Great Things
"Williams is a canny anthropologist of contemporary urban life." – Rumaan Alam, author of National Book Award finalist Leave the World Behind
THE PERFECT FIND
“A can’t-put-down page-turner. Our new favorite beach read.”
“Adorable heroine. Great plot. A delightful book.” – Essence
“The chemistry is so steamy!” – InStyle.com
“The Perfect Find’s unyielding lightheartedness is the best gift a romance novel can give you.” – The Washington Post
“I read this book in six hours in one sitting. I need a sequel!” – Luvvie Ajayi, New York Times bestselling author of I’m Judging You
ACCOLADES:
Gabrielle Union to produce/star in the upcoming film adaption
African American Literary Award for Best Fiction
Independent Publisher (IPPY) award for Multicultural Fiction
AAMBC Book of the Year, 2017
AALBC #1 Bestseller
USA Best Book Award for African American Fiction
Featured Beach Read: People, Essence, InStyle
IT CHICKS & IT CHICKS: SIXTEEN CANDLES
“Over-the-top, lively fun.”
“Williams, who has an ear for the way teens speak, has created a hip series filled with heart and sass.” – Essence
“If you enjoyed Fame, you’re sure to dig It Chicks.” – American Cheerleader
THE ACCIDENTAL DIVA
“Williams has a gift for sexy prose and an insider ear.”
“Former beauty editor Tia Williams scores big with this debut novel.” – Marie Claire
“Keeping the chick lit genre afloat.” – San Francisco Chronicle