Girl Dinner

From the Sunday Times and New York Times bestselling author of The Atlas Six, Olivie Blake delivers a wickedly smart, biting, and darkly fun exploration of ambition, female rage, and the dangerous lengths women go to for power.

About the Book: The House is the most exclusive sorority on campus—a sanctuary of beautiful, high-achieving, and untouchable women. For Nina Kaur, an aspiring student, acceptance into The House is the golden ticket to a future she has always craved.

Meanwhile, Dr. Sloane Hartley, a struggling adjunct professor, feels her life fraying at the edges. Between the isolating demands of new motherhood, an absent husband, and a body that no longer feels like her own, Sloane is drowning in dissatisfaction. When she is tapped to become the faculty advisor for The House, she is mesmerized by the collective perfection the sorority projects.

But perfection is a fragile facade. As Nina and Sloane are pulled deeper into the sisterhood’s arcane rituals, they discover that "living well" comes with a blood-soaked price tag. A sharp, cynical, and deeply compelling thriller, Girl Dinner asks the ultimate question: How much are you willing to consume—and how much are you willing to sacrifice—to have it all?

Key Features & Benefits:

• Top-Tier Author: Written by the acclaimed Olivie Blake, renowned for her intricate character studies and dark, atmospheric writing.

• Cutting-Edge Satire: A biting critique of modern wellness culture, elitism, and the immense pressures placed on women’s bodies and ambitions.

• Addictive Plot: A slow-burn descent into a sinister secret society, blending campus drama with psychological suspense.

• Relatable Themes: Explores universal struggles like postpartum isolation, the hunger for belonging, and the raw, suppressed fury of women pushed to their limits.