An elusive house, a shady client, and a family secret—Sadie is about to uncover them all.

“a unique love letter to the San Francisco of our past, present, and future, not to mention a rollicking ride with a vibrant cast of characters. Fun, queer, and unforgettable, the novel is a must-read for historians, romantics, and diehard locals.”
–Brittany Newell, author of Soft Core

Susie Hara is the author of the novels Earthquake Shack, The House on Ashbury Street, and Finder of Lost Objects, which was a Lambda Literary Award Finalist and received an International Latino Book Award. Her writing has also appeared in Fractured Lit and The New York Times. A member of the writing community The Ruby, she lives and works in San Francisco.

More Books by Susie Hara

Two friends who grew up together in a Haight-Ashbury commune join forces thirty years later to investigate the event that shattered their youth.

“A literary thriller with bite.”
–Lee Kravetz, author of The Last Confessions of Sylvia P.

In the first book in the Sadíe García Miller series, when Sadie goes on a hunt for a missing family heirloom, the case goes sideways. . . .

“A smart detective story, a meditation on love, and a celebration of San Francisco.”
–Michelle Richmond, author of The Year of Fog