"Kimberley Tait has entwined love and loss like the red rose round the briar in her remarkable novel Bright Stars. Following four young people from college to the start of their working lives in New York City, and the unholy shock and aftermath of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, Bright Stars is a deeply personal story of generosity and grace. What does it mean, when we say we care? This novel is about the care we express and receive, and how it composes our humanity."

—Anne Margaret Daniel, editor of I'd Die For You and Other Lost Stories by F. Scott Fitzgerald.

"In a wistful nod to the earliest stages of America’s digital age, Tait’s novel opens with an entertaining, socially exact scene that is quietly loaded with what’s coming . . . Tait writes with precision and warmth . . . creating a cast that moves, compels, and echoes the emotional conflicts and atmosphere of an entire generation."

—BookLife Review.

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