Making It

Heartbreaking, hopeful, funny. Rarely have I rooted so hard for a character. I loved it! * Suzi Ruffell * I adored Making It. Brilliantly and truthfully rendered friendships, flirtations and workplace dramas . . . But it's also a truly nuanced, sensitive and warm-hearted portrait of living with mental illness * Emma Hughes, author of It's Complicated * Hopeful and hilarious, gentle and wise . . . with squeal-out-loud romantic lines that had me swooning * Lily Lindon * Making It is a masterful love letter to queer joy. It's witty, uplifting, and tackles tricky situations with a wonderfully warm touch. Laura's talent shines on this one. She really is the future of queer romcoms * Justin Myers, author of THE FAKE-UP * Kay is an auto-buy author for me. Making It is tender, wonderfully funny and desperately human * Lizzie Huxley-Jones, author of MAKE YOU MINE THIS CHRISTMAS * Hooray! The queen of queer romcoms is back . . . this witty, moving and ultimately life-affirming novel is about love, friendship and finding yourself * DIVA Magazine * A gorgeous feel-good romcom that brought back all the feels I felt when I first left home. Issy is an adorable, warm and relatable character. She's a talented artist who suffers from depression and often feels out of synch with the world and her peers. But she falls in love with the world and everything that's out there . . . as well as her stunning flatmate... Making It is the perfect coming-of-age-when-you-leave-home novel. And I wish I could have one of her knitted chinchillas . . . * Tania Tay, author of THE OTHER WOMAN * A gorgeous feel-good romcom that brought back all the feels . . . the perfect coming-of-age-when-you-leave-home novel * Tania Tay, author of THE OTHER WOMAN *