Three Women

Number one New York Times best seller Number one Sunday Times best sellerNumber one Indie Next pickNamed a Best Book of the Year: The Washington PostNPRThe Atlantic New York Public Library Vanity Fair PBS Time Economist Entertainment Weekly Financial Times Shelf Awareness Guardian Sunday Times BBC EsquireGood Housekeeping ElleReal Simple And more than 20 additional outlets “Staggeringly intimate...Taddeo spent eight years reporting this groundbreaking book.” (Entertainment Weekly) “A breathtaking and important book.... What a fine thing it is to be enthralled by another writer’s sentences. To be stunned by her intellect and heart.” (Cheryl Strayed) “Extraordinary.... This is a nonfiction literary masterpiece.... I can't remember the last time a book affected me as profoundly as Three Women.” (Elizabeth Gilbert)“A revolutionary look at women's desire this feat of journalism reveals three women who are carnal brave and beautifully flawed.” (People Book of the Week)A riveting true story about the sex lives of three real American women based on nearly a decade of reporting.Lina a young mother in suburban Indiana whose marriage has lost its passion reconnects with an old flame through social media and embarks on an affair that quickly becomes all-consuming. Maggie a 17-year-old high school student in North Dakota allegedly engages in a relationship with her married English teacher; the ensuing criminal trial turns their quiet community upside down. Sloane a successful restaurant owner in an exclusive enclave of the Northeast is happily married to a man who likes to watch her have sex with other men and women. Hailed as “a dazzling achievement” (Los Angeles Times) and “a riveting page-turner that explores desire heartbreak and infatuation in all its messy complicated nuance” (The Washington Post) Lisa Taddeo’s Three Women has captivated audiences booksellers and critics - and topped best seller lists - worldwide. Based on eight years of immersive research it is “an astonishing work of literary reportage” (The Atlantic) that introduces us to three unforgettable women - and one remarkable writer - whose experiences remind us that we are not alone.