"Lucky Night starts out as a funny, sexy story about an affair, but it deepens into something darker and more urgent. Eliza Kennedy's novel treats love like the life-threatening emergency it sometimes is, a force both destructive and illuminating."--Tom Perrotta, New York Times bestselling author

"An electrifying love story that defies all expectations. Lucky Night alternates between profound intimacy and terror, between claustrophobia and pleasure, and illuminates our conflicting desires for safety and the sort of exquisite connection that makes us feel alive. A dazzling novel."--Jenny Jackson, New York Times bestselling author of Pineapple Street

"Lucky Night is a tautly sexy, savage fever dream of clandestine passion and mounting fear. Kennedy keeps her pair of lovers on the knife's edge between fantasy and exposure. It's a tour de force of dramatic tension and revelation."--Kate Christensen, author of The Great Man and Welcome Home, Stranger

"Two characters locked in a hotel room having an affair go at it when every mask and protective layer is stripped away, and they are at their most vulnerable. Fun. Sexy. A little 'dangerous.'"--Jay Ellis for Elle's "Shelf Life," author of Did Everyone Have an Imaginary Friend (or Just Me)? and actor on Insecure

Praise for I Take You

"A salty, lively first novel . . . crackling, bawdy, and modern."--Stephanie Clifford, New York Times Book Review

"This debut novel's take on modern gender roles is aggressively provocative, with graphic sex. It's also funny and, eventually, wise."--People

Praise for Do This For Me

"Fun . . . Kennedy has a gift for snappy dialogue."--New York Times Book Review

"Kennedy tackles gender relations at home and in the workplace in this frank, compulsively readable examination of how one woman balances her exploration of her sexual identity with her career and motherhood."--Booklist