The Malibu Girls
Audio Book
Publisher: Tantor
Published: Sep 22 2026
Language: English
Friendship, love, and self-discovery collide as a group of friends embarks on a Malibu adventure
The Malibu Girls follows the gang as they embark on a new adventure in Los Angeles. Willow, immersed in writing a screenplay about Zelda Fitzgerald, finds herself unexpectedly drawn to Jackson Flynn, Ava's son.
As their connection deepens, a twist of fate intertwines their lives in ways Willow never anticipated.
Meanwhile, Ava navigates the complexities of her attraction to her stepbrother Elijah and finds solace in exploring her spiritual side through Judaism.
Hallie's journey takes an exciting turn when she secures a position at a wellness retreat, allowing her to flourish and come into her own.
This heartwarming installment in the series delves into the complexities of friendship, family, and personal growth as the characters navigate the thrills and challenges of starting fresh on the West Coast. Join the gang in this captivating tale of self-discovery, unexpected connections, and the unbreakable bonds of friendship.
Ainsley Keaton masterfully weaves together the lives of these beloved characters, creating a story that will resonate with fans of women's fiction.
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