Our Wives Under the Sea

The debut novel Our Wives Under the Sea has been highly praised by NPR, The Washington Post, Lit Hub, The Telegraph, Goodreads, Tor.com, them, and more, and has earned recognition as a finalist for the Lambda Literary Award and Goodreads Choice Award. In NPR's review, the novel is described as "deeply strange and haunting," with a narrative that leaves readers contemplating their own relationships. The Washington Post also hails the novel as "shocking" and "achingly poetic," with an exquisite yet sadistic sense of suspense. As the novel follows the character Leah, a marine biologist whose routine expedition goes awry, her wife Miri struggles to understand the changes in her and the events that transpired beneath the ocean's surface. With a mix of melancholy and anger, humor and heartbreak, Our Wives Under the Sea delves into the mysterious depths of the human experience and the enduring power of love.