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Jill Santopolo


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Jill Santopolo is not a super sleuth, though she is particularly good at walking quickly and quietly through the streets of New York City, where she lives. She is currently working on her MFA in Writing for Children and Young Adults at Vermont College, and spends most of her time reading books, writing books, and editing some other ones.
 


Genres: Children's Fiction, Romance, Historical Romance, Literary Fiction
 
New and upcoming books
March 2025

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The Love We Found
(Light We Lost, book 2)
Series
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Sparkle Spa
   1. All That Glitters (2014)
   2. Purple Nails and Puppy Tails (2014)
   3. Makeover Magic (2014)
   4. True Colors (2014)
   5. Bad News Nails (2015)
   6. A Picture-Perfect Mess (2015)
   7. Bling It On! (2015)
   8. Wedding Bell Blues (2016)
   9. Fashion Disaster (2016)
   10. Glam Opening! (2017)
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Follow Your Heart
   1. Summer Love (2014)
   2. Love on the Lifts (2015)
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Light We Lost
   1. The Light We Lost (2017)
   2. The Love We Found (2025)
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Novels
   More Than Words (2019)
   Everything After (2021)
   Stars in an Italian Sky (2023)
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Jill Santopolo recommends
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Pictures of You (2024)
Emma Grey
"Pictures of You is a compelling and propulsive exploration of the ways love can twist and morph into darkness and destruction. With richly-developed characters and a page-turning plot, this emotional story is one I wasn't able to put down. Emma Grey's writing is beautiful."
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Summer Fridays (2024)
Suzanne Rindell
"In this pacey, emotional novel, Suzanne Rindell perfectly captures the essence of summer in New York City at the turn of the 21st century. With the wit and depth of all the best Nora Ephron movies, this love story is not to be missed."
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Finding Margaret Fuller (2024)
Allison Pataki
"A fascinating novel that brings this lesser-known transcendentalist writer to life in all her complicated brilliance and beauty . . . Filled with hope and love, heartbreak and sorrow, this book about the true mother of the American women's rights movement is not to be missed."

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