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Everyone's expecting her to walk down the aisle. But something is telling her to run. Emma Moon's mother thinks it's acceptable to miss her only daughter's wedding rehearsal dinner for a work obligation. Her father left when she was six months old. Emma hasn't exactly been raised to be a happily-ever-after kind of girl. So when her anxieties get out of hand, Emma and her best friend, Liv, decide to take a road trip to San Francisco, find her long-lost father, and put her family issues to rest. But her quest for the truth stirs up events and emotions she didn't expect. The urge to run away may just be a part of Emma's genetic makeup, because she's growing more and more tempted to do just that . . . 'A heartwarming and uproariously funny debut about the way our pasts can shape our futures when it comes to love. FitzHenry explores female friendship, marriage, and family with wisdom and wit.' J. Courtney Sullivan, New York Times bestselling author of Commencement , Maine , and The Engagements 'Funny, incisive, and relatable . . . A smart, big-hearted debut that will have you flying through the pages.' Steph Opitz, book reviewer, Marie Claire 'A heartwarming and effortlessly relatable novel about friendship and commitment, fidelity and marriage, and how to let go of the past in order to create a great future. A winning and funny debut.' Laura Dave, author of Eight Hundred Grapes 'FitzHenry's voice, vivid with wit and charm, pops off the page from the very first words . . . An absolute treat from start to finish.' Bethany Chase, USA Today bestselling author of The One that Got Away 'A dazzling debut - clever, charming, and insightful all at once.' Emily Liebert, author of Those Secrets We Keep
