"Part thriller, part Hollywood satire, Lucky Dogs is a brash, sometimes heartbreaking saga in which trauma and self-preservation converge across decades and continents. This is Helen Schulman's best novel yet."--Jennifer Egan, author of The Candy House

"Lucky Dogs is dazzling - a propulsive novel brimming with insight into power, betrayal, and obsession. It's a showcase for Schulman's extraordinary gifts as a writer: her sharp observation, buoyant wit, and unfailing empathy."--Katie Kitamura, author of Intimacies

"Crackling with wit and daring insight, Lucky Dogs is a sharp-toothed exploration of trauma--the way it rewrites the soul, and its catastrophic fallout. Schulman understands the choreography of betrayal and risk like no other, skillfully mapping the hidden corners of her characters' hearts."--Alexandra Kleeman, author of Something New Under the Sun

"Written with Schulman's characteristic brilliance, subtlety and social insight, Lucky Dogs is an exploration of the complicated and twisting relationship between women on opposite ends of a high-profile scandal. Unapologetic, searing, lit with humor and wit, it is a novel to be savored."--Jean Kwok, author of Girl in Translation

"Out of the inferno that was the Harvey Weinstein imbroglio--and the high-wire imagination of Helen Schulman--comes a witty and insightful tale of two women . . . [that] will take your breath away."--Oprah Daily

"A work of fiction that should be read and discussed widely. Part mystery, part thriller, and at its heart an examination of why and how women can treat each other so callously and despicably, it's tough to set down. Ironically, it would make a tremendous movie." --Library Journal, starred review

"This is a brilliant book: powerful, witty, sharp, and urgent."--Meg Wolitzer, author of The Interestings

"In a word: wow . . . Schulman has engineered a series of breathtaking aha moments, set to go off like timed explosives . . . Her finest work to date."--Kirkus Reviews (starred)

"This novel turns everything we know on its head."--Zibby Owens, Good Morning America

"Sleek and twisty."--Marion Winik, Newsday

"An incisive and thrilling account of women who are hounded by powerful men . . . Meredith and Nina's intriguing relationship will keep readers on the hook as it evolves and leads to a surprising outcome. This packs plenty of punch."--Publishers Weekly

"Devastating . . . clever and creative."--New York Post

"Underscores Schulman's gifts as a writer, one of those daughters of Didion . . . capable of fitting a world into a short sentence, and a person into a few sharply chosen words."--Air Mail

"Propulsive."--Nylon

"Schulman has a knack for writing indelible and affecting scenes. And she presents a nice contrast between the lives of privileged Hollywood types and those whose circumstances are substantially more challenging. Lucky Dogs howls with rage but doesn't offer easy answers. Talk about impressive." --ShelfAwareness

"A riveting, immersive, and complex journey that is not easy to put down or forget."--Jennifer Gilmore, The Forward

"[Schulman is] one of the most interesting writers working today, one who dares to look at the shifting contemporary landscape we live in and ask how the individuals dwelling within these pressure points feel, think, and push back against their situations. In doing so, she brings incredible vitality and complexity to our present, and gives a human aperture to worlds that might otherwise feel impenetrable." --The Brooklyn Rail