“Gripping, heart-wrenching, and so beautifully written. Inharmonious will stay with me for a long time.”

—Beth O’Leary, internationally bestselling author of The Switch

“Compelling storytelling, engaging and at times challenging, but ultimately Inharmonious is a wonderful story of hope. I loved it.”

—Sally Page, bestselling author of The Keeper of Stories

“Drawing on her own family’s history...Huf’s sympathetic, well-defined characters struggle with anger and frustration, desire and longing—and the betrayal of American democracy. An intimate look at the nation’s racist history.”

—Kirkus Reviews

“Set in 1940s segregated Florida, Inharmonious is a tour de force—a heart-stopping story brimming with history, injustice, and love. Epic in scope, it transports the reader from the bombing of Pearl Harbor to the postwar challenges for Black veterans. I fell head over heels for Cora, Benny, and Lee—raging, crying, and cheering for them to the final pages. Astonishingly good—if you read one book in 2026, make it this one.”

—Heather Critchlow, author of The Tomorrow Project

“Tammye Huf’s searing post–World War II era novel is a fast-paced, heart-wrenching look at the tragic conundrum of racial identity in the United States, which defined the American experience of that time, and which continues to reverberate in the America of today. Inharmonious provides a mirror from which readers will not be able to turn away.”

—Charles B. Fancher, author of Red Clay

“Huf delivers a powerful story…The heart of the novel lies in its depiction of inequality among WWII veterans and the danger in fighting it. This will move readers.”

—Publishers Weekly

“Inspired by the author’s own family history, this compelling and layered narrative will appeal to book clubs, readers of WWII fiction, and Brit Bennett’s The Vanishing Half.”

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