I Couldn't Love You More
"Four stars. Dazzling...hilarious and heart-wrenching."—People"A daringly sympathetic portrait of a stepmother forced to make an impossible choice."—Vanity Fair"Fun, smart and warmhearted..."—O Magazine"Medoff's talent for characterization is evident in her latest novel, a richly layered tale about that complicated thing called family...[Her] fully realized novel beautifully explores the most important relationships we create: as parent, as sibling, as spouse."—Kirkus Reviews(starred review)"Medoff produces another fallible, witty, realistic heroine with whom readers will identify. Eliot's biased and evolving narration brings the characters to life in this gripping story of personal growth. By turns hilarious and heart-wrenching, Medoff's honest writing and realistic dialogue make the book truly enjoyable, while aSophie's Choicemoment and its repercussions make it a real page-turner."—Booklist"Every woman has one:  the guy who got away.  So what happens when he walks into your life again?  If you were happy before-can you still make that claim?  The choices we make-and the ones we don't make-form the backbone of Jillian Medoff's wonderful novel.  These are characters you know, or might even have been, and their trials and tribulations are by turn devastating, hilarious, and painfully familiar."—Jodi Picoult,New York Timesbestselling author ofSing You HomeandHouse Rules"I Couldn't Love You Moremight look like fluffy summer fun-- and it is fun, witty, and big-hearted-- but it is also a thoughtful examination of the choices we make and the devastating prices we pay."—Jennifer Weiner,New York Timesbestselling author ofThe Next Best Thing"I COULDN'T LOVE YOU MORE is a sheer pleasure to read. Boasting clear, beautiful writing and characters who could be people I know (and love), it's a gripping story that doesn't let up. But more than that, Medoff is that rare thing, a novelist brave enough to unleash the complex, strong emotions of which literature is made."—Kate Christensen, author ofThe Great ManandThe Astral"The incredibly talented Jillian Medoff is one of those authors whose storytelling is so honest it feels more like truth than like fiction.  Funny, wrenching, suspenseful, and smart, I COULDN'T LOVE YOU MORE is one of those books that stays with you long after you've finished the last page."—Lauren Grodstein, author ofA Friend of the Family"How well Jillian Medoff writes about love - familial and romantic -  and how deftly she brings her heroine, Eliot, to an almost unbearably suspenseful climax.  A deeply satisfying novel."—Margot Livesey, author ofThe Flight of Gemma HardyandThe House on Fortune Street"I Couldn't Love YouMorehits the universal truths, the deepest search for identity, family and belonging. This captivating page-turner draws readers right into the intricacies of the human heart."—Diana Abu-Jaber, author ofBirds of ParadiseandCrescent"The witty and (sometimes) wise heroine ofI Couldn't Love You Moreis an unmarried wife, a mother, a step-mother, a daughter, a sister, a would-be lover and she is approaching middle age. Need I say more? Jillian Medoff has written an honest and comic novel that is unflinching and tremendous with love."—Binnie Kirshenbaum, author ofThe Scenic Route"Incisive, poignant, witty....How can a book be so harrowing and so acidly funny at the same time?  I closed this addictive novel with a satisfied sigh."—Jancee Dunn, author ofWhy Is My Mother Getting A Tattoo? And Other Questions I Wish I Never Had To Ask"A thoroughly involving and intimately real portrait of a blended family in crisis. Jillian Medoff takes you inside the mind of a narrator undergoing life-changing events, and the voice in her head could be yours."—Janice Erlbaum, author ofGirlbombandHave You Found Her"Unflinching in its honesty,I Couldn't Love You Moreis an intimate story of contemporary family love -- with all its maddening and miraculous complexities. Jillian Medoff's writing dazzles the brain, cracks up the funny bone, and breaks open the heart. Her characters are so realistically layered, you'll sometimes want to hug them and sometimes want to shout at them, but you'll never want to forget them."—Seré Prince Halverson, author ofThe Underside of Joy