I Take You

March 2, 2015
Kennedy’s debut novel sparkles with candor and wit as one woman counts down the week before her wedding. Lily Wilder is working at a Manhattan law firm and planning her Key West wedding and a deposition there. Her fiance, Will, is an archaeologist, whom she truly loves. There’s just one problem—Lily believes that she is incapable of being faithful. She has repeatedly cheated on him during the time they have been together and continues to cheat while in the Keys in the days leading up to her wedding. She sees the relationships of her father with his ex-wives as foretelling her own issues with fidelity. Yet Lily doesn’t regret anything about her past behavior until her future mother-in-law threatens to reveal skeletons from Lily’s closet that could possibly destroy her relationship with Will and end her law career. Kennedy’s ribald story is both engaging and atypical, the perfect combination for a new voice in women’s fiction.

December 1, 2014

Pitched as a debut to equal Helen Fielding's Bridget Jones, this racy title stars New York lawyer Lily Wilder, who's getting married in six days to one very hot guy but still cannot resist the lure of other men. Is she really ready for the altar? The 12 countries that rushed to buy it after it buzzed about the Frankfurt Book Fair can't all be wrong.

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