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Kandi Steiner joins a panel on YEARNING at the renowned Miami Book Festival.

For eight days in November, Miami Book Fair transforms downtown Miami into a literary wonderland, hosting hundreds of critically acclaimed authors in three languages engaged in thought-provoking, broadly sweeping conversations before engaged audiences. Meet authors, buy books, have fun, and bring the kids, too!

Most Miami Book Fair programs and events are free and open to the public and do not require an entry fee or ticket, with the exception of Evenings With programs and select weekend author sessions. Go to MiamiBookFair.com and click “Get Tickets.”

In Emma Brodie’s Into the Blue: A Love Story, aspiring TV writer AJ is stuck in a small town when she meets Noah, the descendent of a powerful acting dynasty. The two form a deep bond before Noah shockingly disappears. When they’re cast in the same TV show years later, they’re forced to confront the past – and a devastating secret that threatens to tear them apart again. In Laura Chinn’s Counting the Days: A Novel, Rhea Darby always wanted kids, so after being told that her fertility might plummet when she turns 39, she decides that desperate times call for desperate measures. She has less than a year to find the right guy. Then she meets Danny, who’s almost perfect – but absolutely opposed to having kids. In Beatriz Williams’ When You Loved Me: A Novel, a young widow returns to her late father’s New England estate and is drawn into a hunt for the rumored pirate treasure that consumed him. Lucy learns the property is mired in debt and Ben – her first love and the last person to see her father alive – has returned. As she reconstructs her father’s final days, she uncovers a centuries-old mystery. Kandi Steiner’s Make Me Hate You is a tale about first love, buried pain, and the one person you can never quite let go. Jasmine hasn’t been home in seven years for a reason. But her best friend’s wedding brings her back to town and to the guy who broke her heart – and feelings they’ve both pretended were long buried begin to resurface. Moderated by romance writer Maria Rigou, author of Spells: After the Fire.