Chai Tea Sunday is both heartbreaking and heartwarming. A story about love and loss, it’s real, honest, and compelling. I loved it.

— Chantel Simmons, bestselling author of Stuck in Downward Dog

Life affirming . . . every woman will be able to relate to some part of the journey Heather Clark has created. Through the heartbreak and the happiness, I couldn’t put it down.

— Liza Fromer, Host of Global’s Morning Show

Clark effortlessly takes the reader to the emotional and physical places her characters go, and has written a moving tale about love, loss and caring. The story, like the land in which it takes place, is full of contradictions — both wonderfully sad and beautifully uplifting — and, through layers of dimension and richness, it breathes life into the understanding that most readers have about how people might actually live in Kenya.

— Julie Osborne, deputy publisher, Maclean’s magazine

Heather Clark has painted a picture that so many women will relate to. The main character, Nicky became my best friend while I read the book. She had a story that I so deeply related to‐ I cried when she did and rejoiced in her happiness. I found myself learning lessons that I will apply to my own life. But even above these lessons, I just found myself enjoying a great story of adventure and love.

— Christina Litz, Sr. Director, iVillage.ca

As I started reading this book I could not put it down. I was originally drawn to learning about the relationship of Nicky and her husband, then I was torn as they battled difficulty. As Nicky moved her life accross the country to try to regain a sense of herself I packed my bag to join her.

The life lead in Kenya was one I haven`t had the opportunity to glimpse into often and I truly enjoyed the Historical aspects, the understanding of life there and the development of some amazing characters. I was really drawn to Mama Bu and how she leads her life and treads so lightly around the issues of the orphanage. All the while she is really planting the seeds in Nicky for her future and making sure to right the wrongs and better the lives for the children at the orphanage! This was a fantastic book and one I am so glad I got the opportunity to read and review!

— Gina Brown, reader

Chai Tea Sunday is a beautifully written novel about life, love, loss and living. The characters and emotions are so real, and raw, at times I felt that I was experiencing their circumstances first hand. Heather Clark has written an incredible first novel!

— Joanna Track, Founder, sweetspot.ca