Jumia Books Seven Days in June Author: Tia Williams

Seven Days in June by Tia Williams is a smart, sexy, and emotionally resonant novel that explores the complexities of love, healing, and creative identity. When Eva Mercy—a bestselling erotica author and single mother—crosses paths with Shane Hall, a reclusive literary icon, sparks fly. But their chemistry isn’t new. It’s rooted in a shared, painful past that neither has fully confronted.

Over the course of seven charged days in Brooklyn, the two navigate their tangled history, their present fame, and the possibility of a future together. Williams masterfully blends humor, trauma, and vulnerability, crafting characters who are flawed, magnetic, and deeply human. The novel explores themes of Black identity, chronic pain, motherhood, addiction, and the power of storytelling.

With its bold cover design and emotionally rich narrative, Seven Days in June is perfect for readers who crave romance with depth, dialogue that crackles, and characters who feel like real people.

???? Key Themes:
Second-chance romance

Trauma, healing, and emotional intimacy

Black literary culture and creative identity

Chronic illness and motherhood

Fame, vulnerability, and personal growth

???? Kenyan Relevance:
For Kenyan readers—especially those interested in contemporary romance, wellness, and literary fiction—this novel offers:

A powerful portrayal of emotional resilience and creative ambition

Ideal for book clubs, wellness bundles, and romance collections

Appeal to readers exploring identity, healing, and love beyond the surface

???? Cataloging Suggestions:
Category: Contemporary Romance / Literary Fiction / Black Voices

Bundles: Pair with Before I Let Go, The Love Songs of W.E.B. Du Bois, or Honey & Spice for a “Black Love & Literary Fire” series

Audience Tags: Adult Readers, Romance Fans, Literary Fiction Seekers, Wellness Advocates