The Love Song of Ivy K. Harlowe

Andie knows Ivy K. Harlowe better than almost anyone and has spent years wanting their friendship to become something else. Ivy attracts attention wherever she goes but never seems interested in seeing the same person twice. That pattern leaves Andie with a painful kind of reassurance: if no one gets a lasting place in Ivy’s romantic life, perhaps being her best friend is the closest anyone can come. Then Ivy meets Dot and begins breaking her own habits. Watching that relationship develop unsettles the assumptions Andie has built around their bond. Desire and jealousy collide as she confronts what it means to love someone whose choices she cannot control or arrange around her own hopes.