<b>Smart, bold and so much fun . . . I'm officially a member of the Grace Curtis fan club</b>

Amie Kaufman, New York Times bestselling author of llluminae

An absolute marvel to behold!

Beth Revis, NY Times bestselling author of Across the Universe and Star Wars: The Princess and the Scoundrel

<p><b>PRAISE FOR FLOATING HOTEL</b></p>

<b>A beautiful novel, magnificently told. <i>Floating Hotel </i>is a story of love, gentle rebellion and mystery pulled through a ragtag bunch of outstanding and dangerous misfits who have all found their way to the stars. Curtis is a master of turning the screw of the story tighter with each page as she inexorably takes us through the lives of the characters to the centre of political intrigue and danger. You will turn every page hoping for one hundred more</b>

Hannah Kaner, Sunday Times bestselling author of GODKILLER

This book was a joy to read. It was beautiful and clever, sad and hopeful, subtle and profoundly moving all at once. Grace Curtis has written a novel dripping with humane observation and brilliant craft, weaving together a story that catches you by the heart, even as it pulls you across the galaxy. It is both a heartbreak and a hug in a book; an awesome achievement

Claire North, award-winning author of The Sudden Appearance of Hope

<b>Bittersweet and breathtaking, with evocative prose and a scope that's somehow both intimate and galaxy-spanning, FLOATING HOTEL is like the Abeona itself. It invites you to enjoy its atmospheric and multi-layered story and lovable cast at your leisure-and the deeper you get, the less willing you are to let it go. Grace Curtis has a new fan for life!</b>

Jules Arbeaux, author of Lord of the Empty Isles

A funny, humane, and <i>sneaky</i> novel-<i>Floating Hotel i</i>s intricate and welcoming as the Grand Abonea around which it revolves, a treasured space in a treacherous universe. Theirs, I mean. Ours too

Max Gladstone, NYT-Bestselling co-author of This is How You Lose the Time War

<b>Curtis has done it again - delivering a high stakes slice of life novel that's bleeding with heart. The underbelly of the Abeona hotel may be rotting with secrets, but like the guests, you'll be too dazzled by its effortless charm to notice. If you read one sci-fi novel this year, make it this one</b>

Kate Dylan, author of Mindbreaker

When I'm rich I'm booking a tour on the Grand Abeona Hotel. Grace Curtis's ability to populate that wonderful, crumbling old relic with characters you really come to love is absolutely exceptional, and Floating Hotel is a joy from arrival to check-out. Mine's a martini, Carl!

Neil Williamson, author of Queen of Clouds

<b>Quietly incredible - a constellation of lives, each rendered with warmth and wit, building up a picture of connection, sanctuary, and resistance. The kind of book I want to live in</b>

Catriona Silvey, author of Meet Me in Another Life

It is here that Curtis's second novel shines, with the quirky wit of a Wes Anderson film and a deeply grounded and human sense of the importance of found family, this lovable adventure through space seems to be anything other than distant

The National

<b>The sense of place is superb, the characters are wonderful studies of humanity, differences are celebrated, diversity feels established. I found friends with whom I empathised and commiserated. I observed others with sadness, and found hope and jubilation as I got to know those on board. Highly recommended, <i>Floating Hotel</i> is a triumph of observation and deserves to fly</b>

LoveReading

You'll be sucked into the Abeona's world on a sweet, surprisingly sentimental journey across the Milky Way

SFX

<b>Even when the stakes are high, Curtis has a knack for keeping things intimate and understated, peeling back the layers of the novel's scrappy found family. Centering optimism in the face of an increasingly dark universe, this feel-good saga lingers long after it's finished</b>

Publishers Weekly, starred review

It is here that Curtis's second novel shines, with the quirky wit of a Wes Anderson film and a deeply grounded and human sense of the importance of found family, this lovable adventure through space seems to be anything other than distant

The National

<b>The sense of place is superb, the characters are wonderful studies of humanity, differences are celebrated, diversity feels established. I found friends with whom I empathised and commiserated. I observed others with sadness, and found hope and jubilation as I got to know those on board. Highly recommended, <i>Floating Hotel</i> is a triumph of observation and deserves to fly</b>

LoveReading

You'll be sucked into the Abeona's world on a sweet, surprisingly sentimental journey across the Milky Way

SFX

Look out for Grace Curtis' Wes Anderson-esque <i>Floating Hotel</i>.

The Bookseller