Table for Two

In Table for Two, a corner table at a quiet coffee shop takes center stage. The table is the setting for pivotal moments in the lives of the main characters—who, as it seems, are quite the lovelorn bunch. First, there’s the long-time couple on the verge of calling it quits after college graduation. Then there’s the serial dater who accepts her younger brother’s challenge to go dateless for two months. There’s also a photographer who attempts to dissuade his best friend from getting married (and we’re curious to find out why). And finally, there are the two hopefuls: a young man who meets with the girl he never stopped loving, and a young lady who pores over romance novels, waiting for her turn to fall in love.

Cosmopolitan praises Miniano for creating a “romantic yet very real world” in her latest piece of chick lit. Indeed, who doesn’t love a story where everything—and everyone—is connected?