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Detailing his parents\u2019 search for what led to this tragedy and a quest for justice, Keefe paints a broader picture of the financial landscape that allowed Zac\u2019s fixation to take hold and the shady figures he became entangled with. \u00a0<\/p>\n
And if the \u201cStep by Step\u201d reference had you singing New Kids on the Block<\/strong>, look no further than Emma Straub<\/strong>\u2019s American Fantasy<\/em>, out April 7, which follows a divorc\u00e9e setting out on a cruise hosted by the beloved boy band of her youth. When it comes to unpacking the fan experience from all sides, the Books Are Magic owner emphasized the level of care that went into the portrayal.<\/p>\n \u201cWhat I really wanted to make sure of with the book was that it didn’t feel judgmental of that sort of fan experience,\u201d she told E! in an interview. \u201cAnd really, what I discovered, much like Annie, is that all that stuff is still there. It’s not just boy bands, it’s the things that you love as a child, you love forever.\u201d<\/p>\n For more new books you may just love forever, keep reading\u2026<\/p>\n<\/div>\n