I received this letter from a Yale novelist looking to spread the word about her new novel. (SM)

Dear Stephen,

My name is Madeleine Henry (’14 Yale BA), and my new novel, The Love Proof, releases from Simon & Schuster next month.
The story is ultimately about how we are always connected to the people we love. (And it takes place at Yale!) Early reviews are below. 

Is there any chance you might be able to help me tell local Yale alumni about this news? Also, if The Love Proof happens to come up in any book group associated with your club, I would be more than happy to Zoom in and participate in any Q&A. 
Thank you,
Madeleine

Early reviews for The Love Proof: “Henry has done a masterful job… This book is academic and heartfelt and tender and loving. It is worth every minute spent reading it.” —Kirkus Reviews (Starred Review)
“Henry uses deep characterizations and poetic descriptions to deliver a mesmerizing love story… Fans of stories about the power of first love and the struggle to listen to one’s head or heart should not pass this one up.” —Library Journal (Starred Review)“The Love Proof is a fascinating story about how love opens us up to the remarkable possibilities of the universe. Smart, sexy, and scientific.” —Jill Santopolo, New York Times bestselling author of The Light We Lost
“This brilliant novel attempts to answer the age-old question: What happens when all-consuming, passionate love comes to an end? Henry crafts a connection so real between Jake and Sophie, it left me breathless. A must-read.” —Colleen Oakley, USA Today bestselling author of You Were There Too
“Whip-smart and undeniably unique, The Love Proof is a breath of fresh air.” —Tracey Garvis Graves, New York Times bestselling author of On the Island and The Girl He Used to Know

“I could not put this book down. Madeleine Henry has masterfully crafted a touching and timeless tale about the enduring power of first love. Just like the magic between Sophie and Jake, The Love Proof will captivate you from the start and leave you hoping it never has to end.” —Amy Blumenfeld, author of The Cast
“[G]enuinely endearing… [an] engaging take on the mysteries of the heart and universe.” —Publishers Weekly