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Few books have so expertly captured the intricacies and complexities of female friendship. Whipsmart and cunning, deeply funny and profoundly moving, Lisa Lutz s"How to Start A Fire"is aknockout. Megan Abbott, author of"The Fever"
A tale of female friendship and the families we choose for ourselves, "How to Start a Fire"will keep you captivated from beginning to end. "Town & Country, " 9 of the Best Beach Reads for 2015
Lutz hits a home run in this glorious exploration of friendship . . . [She] portrays three fully drawn, flawed, and compelling women with fresh insight into the mysterious terrain of female friendships a mix of shared experiences, affection, empathy, jealousy, anger, and love. "Publishers Weekly," starred review
The characters are marvelous . . . relatable and fully dimensional. This is an absorbing tale that will satisfy Spellman fans as well as women s fiction readers who like a good ensemble story. "Booklist," starred review
[An] engaging portrait of female friendship . . . with wit and a gift for capturing the repartee between siblings and old friends, Lutz brings us a memorable and ultimately uplifting saga of three strong, unique women. BookPage
A great choice for fans of women s lit and anyone who enjoys books about female friendship. "Pensacola News Journal"
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"Few books have so expertly captured the intricacies and complexities of female friendship. Whipsmart and cunning, deeply funny and profoundly moving, Lisa Lutz sHow to Start A Fireis aknockout." Megan Abbott, author ofThe Fever

"A tale of female friendship and the families we choose for ourselves, How to Start a Fire will keep you captivated from beginning to end." Town & Country, "9 of the Best Beach Reads for 2015"

Lutz hits a home run in this glorious exploration of friendship . . . [she] portrays three fully drawn, flawed, and compelling women with fresh insight into the mysterious terrain of female friendships a mix of shared experiences, affection, empathy, jealousy, anger, and love. Publishers Weekly, STARRED

The characters are marvelous...relatable and fully dimensional. This is an absorbing tale that will satisfy Spellman fans as well as women s fiction readers who like a good ensemble story. Booklist, STARRED

"Simply put, one of the best and smartest novels about female friendship I've read in ages. Anna, Kate, and George are women we know, we are, we cheer for but also cringe at. Just like life, in all of its messiness." Sarah Weinman, Publishers Lunch, "Favorite Books of 2015, From the News Editor"

"With this novel, Lutz joins the ranks of authors who write deeply and sensitively about the shadowy yet life-affirming terrain of female friendship. The characters are perfect because they are flawed and real and kind and cruel. And the story delivers staggering insights into the consequences of choice, no matter how insignificant a moment may seem at the time, as well as the meaning of forgiveness and the ways in which friends can become more like family than our own blood relations for better or for worse." Globe & Mail

"Engaging portrait of female friendship...with wit and a gift for capturing the repartee between siblings and old friends, Lutz brings us a memorable and ultimately uplifting saga of three strong, unique women." BookPage

A great choice for fans of women's lit and anyone who enjoys books about female friendship. Pensacola News Journal"

-Few books have so expertly captured the intricacies and complexities of female friendship. Whipsmart and cunning, deeply funny and profoundly moving, Lisa Lutz's How to Start A Fire is a knockout.---Megan Abbott, author of The Fever

-A tale of female friendship and the families we choose for ourselves, How to Start a Fire will keep you captivated from beginning to end.---Town & Country, -9 of the Best Beach Reads for 2015-

-Lutz hits a home run in this glorious exploration of friendship . . . [she] portrays three fully drawn, flawed, and compelling women with fresh insight into the mysterious terrain of female friendships--a mix of shared experiences, affection, empathy, jealousy, anger, and love.---Publishers Weekly, STARRED

-The characters are marvelous...relatable and fully dimensional. This is an absorbing tale that will satisfy Spellman fans as well as women's fiction readers who like a good ensemble story.---Booklist, STARRED

-Simply put, one of the best and smartest novels about female friendship I've read in ages. Anna, Kate, and George are women we know, we are, we cheer for but also cringe at. Just like life, in all of its messiness.---Sarah Weinman, Publishers Lunch, -Favorite Books of 2015, From the News Editor-

-With this novel, Lutz joins the ranks of authors who write deeply and sensitively about the shadowy yet life-affirming terrain of female friendship. The characters are perfect because they are flawed and real and kind and cruel. And the story delivers staggering insights into the consequences of choice, no matter how insignificant a moment may seem at the time, as well as the meaning of forgiveness and the ways in which friends can become more like family than our own blood relations - for better or for worse.---Globe & Mail

-Engaging portrait of female friendship...with wit and a gift for capturing the repartee between siblings and old friends, Lutz brings us a memorable and ultimately uplifting saga of three strong, unique women.---BookPage

-A great choice for fans of women's lit and anyone who enjoys books about female friendship.---Pensacola News Journal

From a bestselling writer, a story of unexpected friendship—three women thrown together in college who grow to adulthood united and divided by secrets, lies, and a single night that shaped all of them

When UC Santa Cruz roommates Anna and Kate find passed-out Georgiana Leoni on a lawn one night, they wheel her to their dorm in a shopping cart. Twenty years later, they gather around a campfire on the lawn of a New England mansion. What happens in between—the web of wild adventures, unspoken jealousies, and sudden tragedies that alter the course of their lives—is charted with sharp wit and aching sadness in this meticulously constructed novel.

Anna, the de facto leader, is fearless and restless—moving fast to stay one step ahead of her demons. Quirky, contemplative Kate is a natural sidekick but a terrible wingman (“If you go home with him, might I suggest breathing through your mouth”). And then there’s George: the most desired woman in any room, and the one most likely to leave with the worst man.

Shot through with the crackling dialogue, irresistible characters, and propulsive narrative drive that make Lutz’s books so beloved,How to Start a Fire pulls us deep into Anna, Kate, and George’s complicated bond and pays homage to the abiding, irrational love we share with the family we choose.