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Fun... Kennedy has a gift for snappy dialogue.
— New York Times Book Review
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[A] deliciously over-the-top divorce tale.
— EW.com
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"Do This For Me is so alive and so boisterous that the characters just about bounce off the page.
— MarieClaire.com
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A fast-paced, outrageously fun pleasure of a book. Bring it to the beach this Memorial Day.
— Refinery29
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"Do This for Me is the juicy summer read you need in your beach bag.
— HelloGiggles
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A delicious, new beach read... add this bitterly funny novel to the growing stack of summer reads.
— ETonline.com
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An amusing tale of love and revenge.
— Toronto Star
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A sharp take on sexual politics, Do This for Me is about an ambitious NYC lawyer whose seemingly perfect life abruptly crumbles when she discovers her husband’s infidelity.
— PureWow
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Amusing, clever and thoughtful, Do This for Me is an excellent novel.
— Shelf Awareness
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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
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An uproarious, sometimes salacious, and always entertaining quick summer read.
— Library Journal"Raney Moore is living her dream life. That is, until she finds out her famous husband, Aaron, cheated on her. After she gets her ruthless revenge, the couple gives the relationship another go—leading to a whirlwind of confusing questions and emotions. Raney is a formidable female character who defies norms and illuminatestimely women's issue.
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A salty, lively first novel... crackling, bawdy, and modern.
— New York Times Book Review
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This debut novel's take on modern gender roles is aggressively provocative... It's also funny and, eventually, wise.
— People
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It's the smartest, sexiest, funniest (like, hilarious) beach read on the shelves right now.
— Huffington Post
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"Saucy, sexy and funny as hell…Eliza Kennedy’s debut novel will have you blushing, laughing and loving the lavish antics of our new favorite protagonist.
— USA Today
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[Kennedy's] snappy comedy of mis-manners delights in subverting expectation... I Take You, as salty-sweet as a margarita, will appeal to fans of Seating Arrangements, Where’d You Go, Bernadette.
— NPR.org