Daisy Jones and the Six

“Taylor Jenkins Reid has an effortless way of making each character so vividly real — you’ll wish you could stream their albums. And like any good ’70s tale, expect lots of sex, drugs and rock n’ roll.”  ~ The Wordy Girl

Put a hold on it now.

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