I find videos of people catching the wave to be the most relaxing thing to watch,” she says.

The siblings also share an affinity for surfing, a sport that Jenkins Reid enjoys – as a spectator. Jenkins Reid researched what were the storylines in August of 1983. For example, there’s a nod to “General Hospital,” then the most popular soap on daytime TV, in the book. She dived into the pop culture of the era. “I try to create a world that is very, very close to the one that we actually inhabit,” says Jenkins Reid. In the novel, which hits stores on June 1, the party house is one that surfer and model Nina Riva shared until recently with her tennis pro husband, but the bacchanal that unfolds is so steeped in early ’80s details that you might forget it’s a work of fiction. “I know Jennifer and I had asked her if I could put her there,” Jenkins Reid explains. While readers can try to guess who the partying pop stars and soap actors might be, they’re all a product of Jenkins Reid’s imagination with one exception: a cameo from actress Jennifer Beals, who starred in the 1983 film phenomenon “Flashdance.” DJ Richard Blade talks love, loss, wild parties and, of course, music in his new autobiography.Rick Springfield celebrates 40th anniversary of ‘Working Class Dog’ with new film and novel.Leigh Bardugo talks ‘Rule of Wolves,’ Netflix’s ‘Shadow and Bone’ series and heroic women.How 1974-era LA transformed music, movies and pop culture in ‘Rock Me On The Water’.How the real-life exploits of a pioneering aviatrix inspired Maggie Shipstead’s novel ‘Great Circle’.“I really thought it would be a fun place to go, both as a writer and a reader, to go to an epic ’80s Hollywood bash,” says L.A.-based Jenkins Reid, author of “The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo” and “Daisy Jones & the Six,” on a recent phone call. The evening doesn’t end well, but it’s a night that readers won’t forget. In “Malibu Rising,” novelist Taylor Jenkins Reid transports you to the 1980s for a wild party at a Malibu mansion that’s filled with a motley crew of famous and not-so-famous revelers engaging in increasingly debauched shenanigans.

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