Sarah Suk Books In Order

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Sarah Suk is a Canadian author.

She resides in Vancouver, Canada. There she writes her stories and takes time to admire the mountains. When she is not busy writing, she can be discovered hanging out by the water, taking photos on film, or eating a bowl of bingsu.

She has written young adult books like Meet Me at Blue Hour, Made in Korea, The Space Between Here & Now, and co-authored John Cho’s Troublemaker, a middle grade novel.

Made In Korea is a romantic comedy book that you will love if you enjoy a sweet comedy! It’s all about two Korean American teens who are entrepreneurs who end up butting heads and maybe getting all that closer to falling love while also running competing beauty businesses in high school.

Valerie Kwon loves making a good sale. She runs V&C K-BEAUTY with her cousin Charlie and it’s the most successful student-run enterprise in the whole school. With every sale, Valerie gets even closer to taking her beloved haimeoni to her dream city– Paris.

Enter the new kid. Wes Jung wants to pursue music after he graduates, despite the fact that his parents don’t really approve. When he makes K-pop branded beauty products the new thing, he’s making bank as his classmates clamor to buy the products. Maybe this could help him raise funds for the music school tuition, which he needs because he doubts that his parents will pay it.

He accidentally becomes a huge threat to the k-beauty business that Valerie is running. The stakes are high as each mini-mogul tries to sell more than the other and make the most money, while becoming queen or king of the best business in school.

Still, Wes and Valerie can’t help but notice the spark between them. Can they back off the rivalry, or will it take one Korean business winning to end it? Read this book to find out!

The Space Between Here & Now is a YA novel that follows a teen with a mysterious condition that means she goes to the past when she smells scents linked to memories.

Aimee Roh is 17 years old and has been diagnosed with Sensory Time Warp Syndrome. This is a condition that causes this teen to time travel to a specific moment in her life when she smells something that is linked to that memory.

Her dad thinks that she’ll grow out of it if she just tries to. But Aimee is terrified of vanishing randomly and it has kept her from living a normal life. Aimee one time goes for nine hours into the memory of her estranged mom and becomes distraught. It was her longest disappearance yet, but this memory does not line up with the story of how her mom left– the version that she has always heard from her dad.

Aimee wants answers and travels to Korea. There she will find out more about the mystery and will realize that she needs to reconcile the past to save the present. Can she find what she’s looking for? Will she fail? Read this book to find out!