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ALT Cover image for Sarah Epstein's upcoming YA thriller release, Night Lights, featuring light blue handpainted title text on a purple background of the night sky. The image shows a dark road curving away into the distance with a mysterious blue-white glow on the horizon and the silhouette of black trees encroaching from the right hand side. The purple night sky features the Milky Way with a pinkish-purple hue.

ALT A quote from Leigh Briar's book review of Sugarcoated, a YA contemporary novel by Sarah Epstein. The quote is written in turquoise text on a pale pink background, surrounded by colourful jellybeans, and it reads: "After reading this wholesome YA romance, I can say with absolute certainty that I could never be let down by Sarah Epstein. I am so thrilled that Sarah's seemingly effortless style and skill have transferred without a hitch into a new genre."

ALT The cover for the French edition of Sarah Epstein's YA novel Deep Water against a dark blue background, with water ripples near the base of the book. There is a page curl in the top left hand corner of the image revealing the blue, white and red vertical stripes of the French flag. Below this are the words French Edition Out Now.

ALT A promotional image featuring four YA books on a colourful background, with a round logo reading: Summer Lovin'. The books are Road Tripping with Pearl Nash by Poppy Nwosu; Remind Me Why I'm Here by Kat Colmer; Sugarcoated by Sarah Epstein; and The Girl in the Sunflower Dress by Katie Montinaro.

ALT A book review quote for Sarah Epstein's YA novel Sugarcoated, in turquoise text on a pale pink background, surrounded by colourful jellybeans. The quote is from a review by Sandy Bigna, and it reads: "The author handles issues of family separation, fractured relationships, and toxic masculinity with a deft touch, weaving them into the narrative in a way that never feels heavy or despairing. This book is fun, refreshing and authentic."








