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“Her writing creeps up on you, like a crescent moon that seems to mysteriously switch sides in the night sky during a drive down a winding highway — taunting, unsettling, beautiful.” —Becca Godwin, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

“From the first stunning choice to the last, I could not put this novel down.”–Patti Callahan Henry, USA Today and New York Times Bestselling novelist of Becoming Mrs. Lewis. 

“Zoe Fishman is a gifted writer; her characters are so alive they seem to breathe… This is a book about people, flawed but striving, broken but hopeful.  Once I started, I couldn’t put it down.”—Joshilyn Jackson USA TODAY and New York Times bestselling author of Never Have I Ever

A provocative and timely new novel by the author of Inheriting Edith, one that will haunt you long after the final page is turned… One of Booklist’s Top 10 Books of the Year!

“Zoe Fishman writes with tenderness and urgency, with an ear attuned to all the silences, secrets, and strain that frequently capsize modern family —Kristen Iskandrian, author of Motherest

“Fishman offers a vivid and visceral portrayal of a grieving family as it faces the same loss in profoundly different ways…It examines the loneliness of grief and also the transformative ways it can bring us together.” — Gabrielle Birkner, co-author, Modern Loss: Candid Conversation About Grief. Beginners Welcome

” Invisible as Air takes readers on a raw and wild ride. Fans of Liane Moriarty and Jessica Levine especially should take note.” — Stephanie Turza, Starred Booklist Review

“Fishman’s lively prose, punctuated with volleys of incisive wit and mouthy irreverence, propels the story. This convincing portrayal of a struggling family will captivate readers.” – Publishers Weekly

“Invisible as Air is a compassionately told and beautifully written story of a family in crisis, one that lingers with the reader long after the last page is read.” –Kate Whitman, Atlanta History Center

“Fishman’s effective storytelling demonstrates the strength and also the vulnerability of family. Apart, Sylvie, Paul, and Teddy were unraveling each in his or her own way. Yet, when finally forced to come together on the same island where tragedy struck years prior, the Snow family realizes that their shared trauma is what will keep their family afloat.” — Anastasia Shymanovich, Jewish Book Council

“A fast-paced, compelling read, Fishman’s latest (after Inheriting Edith) is an excellent choice for book clubs and recommended for fans of Jodi Picoult.” — Starred Library Journal Review

“With her trademark wit and honesty, even in the face of sorrow, Fishman will take you on a journey you won’t soon forget.”– Greer Hendricks, #1 New York Times Bestselling coauthor of An Anonymous Girl