Rodham: What if Hillary hadn't married Bill? (Hardback)

'This addictive novel is the Sliding Doors of American politics. Gripping' - Stylist

'A lot of fun. A wonderful, sad dream of what might have happened' - Guardian

'An explosive new book' - Grazia

'Sittenfeld's Rodhma offers the catharsis of uncomplicated regret' - The New Yorker

'While telling a compelling story, Rodham provides an insightful analysis of the function of sexim in our political discourse. Sittenfeld is at her wittiest when recreating the men who dominate American politics' - Washington Post

'A nauseating, moving, morally suggestive, technically brilliant book that made me think more than any in recent memory about the aims and limits of fiction' - NPR

'Hugely enjoyable' - Wall Street Journal

'Gleefully abandons biographical analysis for thought experimentation' - TIME

'This isn't just fiction as fantasy, this is fiction as therapy. A serious work of literary fiction designed to rally the spirits of liberal readers' - San Francisco Chronicle

'Her ear is attuned to inconvenient truths and double standards, particularly misogyny in America. She specialises in awkward encounters and surprise shifts in power' - The New Statesman

'An ingenious yet plausible glimpse of an alternative reality, and so involving that it occasionally comes as a shock to realise that there is a different reality, and we are living in it' - The Spectator

'By tilting history on its side, Sittenfeld makes Hillary seem a fresh character and remarkably sympathetic' - Evening Standard

'Rodham explores the mysterious territory between the inner and outer lives of a person who has long been a source of fascination, adulation and loathing' - Financial Times

'Getting inside a living person's head sounds like a colossally bad idea, but Sittenfeld makes it convincing here, just as she did with a character based on First Lady Laura Bush in her 2008 novel, American Wife' - BBC Culture

'Deviously clever . . . Sittenfeld's Hillary is both a player in the Game of Thrones and a romance novel heroine. She's a brilliant badass who has found her voice and knows how to use it. She's whoever she wants to be' - The Oprah Magazine

'As Hillary finds her groove, so the momentum and entertainment builds, as does your admiration for how ingeniously and plausibly Sittenfeld has re-written the script' - Daily Mail

'A counterfactual novel ... throbs with energy' - TLS