The House of Now and Then A Novel

Recommended by People - The Boston Globe - Queerty - Reactor - KCUR . . . and more!

"A lovable cast of characters anchors this heartfelt novel about life transitions." - People

"Harlowe and Nathan's slow-burn relationship feels messy and complicated, and thoughtfully explores what it means to fall in love after heartbreak. The light, speculative twist adds emotional depth to the characters' journeys. Underhill's latest for adults is a story that doesn't offer easy answers, instead focusing on Harlowe's personal growth and the power of letting go." - Booklist (starred review)

"Fans of Matt Haig's Midnight Library and of the Hulu original movie Fire Island will enjoy Underhill's fun story of unresolved issues and summer romance." - Library Journal (starred review)

"Underhill writes with such sensitivity and care, infusing this achingly real story with just the right amount of magic. I fell head over heels for Harlowe, Nathan, and their entire multigenerational community of queer misfits (cat included). It's the kind of book that feels like home. A brand-new all-time favorite." - Becky Albertalli, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Simon vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda and Amelia, If Only

"Dreamy and hopeful, the gossamer tale has all the beauty, humor, and romance of a windswept summer day. Sparkling with magic." - Ashley Herring Blake, USA Today bestselling author of Dream On, Ramona Riley

"The House of Now and Then is a dreamy, eerie, beautiful story of moving on and moving in. Readers won't be able to resist following Harlowe through the looking glass. This book is weird, wonderfully weird, while being sweetly romantic and brutally honest." - TJ Alexander, USA Today bestselling author of A Gentleman's Gentleman