This Will Be Interesting A Novel

"While the setting is rich with magic and fantasy, the themes feel deeply human. Questions of identity, belonging, morality, and love are woven seamlessly into the story, giving it emotional weight beyond its action and adventure." - Library Journal

"Witty, romantic, and addictively fun! A thoroughly entertaining adventure filled with characters you'll cheer for and feel for!" - Sarah Beth Durst, New York Times bestselling author of The Spellshop, on This Will Be Fun

"When I say this delightful novel has the best Princess Bride vibes, it's the highest compliment I can imagine. On every page, you can feel the joy the authors had crafting this!" - Jodi Picoult, #1 New York Times bestselling author, on This Will Be Fun

"A sophisticated and gently satirical work of unabashed romanticism about what happens after the quest is won, the heroes returned, the boons granted, the story ended...but life goes on." - Ted Elliott, writer of Shrek, on This Will Be Fun

"A clever fairy tale romp for grown-ups and a comforting reminder that even heroes have to figure out this whole adulting thing. If you like stories full of voice, humor, and heart, look no further." - Megan Bannen, USA Today bestselling author of The Undertaking of Hart and Mercy, on This Will Be Fun

"This Will Be Fun definitely lives up to its title! Cozy, romantic, and highly entertaining, it's a terrific read for anyone who loves to get swept away by the magic of a really enjoyable fantasy novel. I'm looking forward to more from E.B. Asher!" - India Holton, USA Today bestselling author of The Wisteria Society of Lady Scoundrels

"A deliciously fresh new voice in cozy fantasy, Asher's riotous tale of wounded love and lost valor ensorcelled me from page one. Scorned former flames reunite with sizzling banter and (poorly repressed) pining, enveloped in an ingenious world lush with lively details that delight and dazzle at every turn." - S. A. MacLean, author of The Phoenix Keeper

"Recommended for fans of cozy fantasy and romance." - Library Journal