This Is All Your Fault

Eli could see the signs pointing to the slow spiraling death of Wild Nights Bookstore and Emporium. When he finds proof, he decides to use the store’s petty cash, without permission, to purchase some Air
Jordans to turn a quick profit. When he finds out they are fakes, he realizes that his mistake, on top of his priors, could lead to worse consequences than just unemployment. Enter his co-workers: Rinn, the happy and carefree one; Daniella, the closet poet; and Imogen, the depressed one. No one would say they are friends, exactly. However, saving the bookstore, with the help of their manager, Jo, pulls the unlikely group together in surprising ways to find a solution that will beat the owner at his own game.

For those who love bookstores and the peace and freedom found within their walls, this diverse cast, the sarcastic dialogue, the building relationships – all are fantastically written. Moments of happiness and moments of tears bring together unlikely characters who find their differences lead them to a shared purpose. Heartfelt and touching, this summer story touches on love of all kinds and how the only way to win is to embrace the differences (strengths) in us all.