Holly: Seriously? You are on the call list? What if you drop into a coma and you miss it? Samantha: I’ll get a call if something happens while we’re on the road. You were a nurse, right Ann? Who do I need to call to get the labels. Holly: How is Katie? Do we know anything about her blood labels?
In the pages of her approachable and inspirational new novel, Garvin is at the height of her distinctive, transportive storytelling powers.” -Kristy Woodson Harvey, USA Today bestselling author of Feels Like FallingĪnn: Thanks so much for taking the time to chat with me right in the middle of your road trip. I THOUGHT YOU SAID THIS WOULD WORK is a relatable story about the complexity of female friendship, its evolution through the years and the people who are always there no matter what.
“No one captures the human condition in all its complexity, humor, and magnificence quite like Ann Garvin. Like the road trip at the heart of its story, I THOUGHT YOU SAID THIS WOULD WORK surprises thrills at every turn.” -Gretchen Anthony, bestselling author of Evergreen Tidings from the Baumgartners and The Kids Are Gonna Ask “Anyone who has ever known the healing power of love-from friends both two-footed and four-will fall hard for Garvin’s latest book. Her best novel yet, I didn’t want it to end!” -Karen Karbo, New York Times bestselling author of Yeah, No. I THOUGHT YOU SAID THIS WOULD WORK is at once profound, hilarious, and ridiculously entertaining. “Ann Garvin navigates the twists and turns of female friendship like few writers working today. Three Frenemies risk their sanity on a cross country road trip with an enormous dog in a dilapidated camper all for the mutual love of a best friend in the hospital.
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