I Want You More

I Want You More

Swan Huntley

Coming May 21, 2024

 

 

When ghostwriter Zara falls for her celebrity chef client, Jane Bailey, she starts to see the side Jane keeps hidden from the cameras and gets stuck in a plot she never saw coming.

 

Shop Online

Amazon Barnes & Noble Books A Million Bookshop.org

 

Reeling from the death of her domineering father, Zara Pines accepts a ghostwriting gig for celebrity chef Jane Bailey. Jane, star of the thrifty and wildly popular cooking show 30 Bucks Top, invites Zara to live in her East Hampton estate for the summer. Jane insists–this way, they can truly get to know each other.




As Zara starts to fall for Jane romantically, Jane sloughs off the curated personality she maintains for the media. Zara spends all of her time in Jane’s estate, shadowing Jane’s life–even wearing Jane’s clothes. As they become ever more linked, Zara watches as she changes in ways she never expected. Can Zara get out before Jane subsumes her?

I Want You More

Fiction

Swan Huntley

Visit Swan's Website

Available in Bookstores Everywhere

Amazon
Barnes
BAM
Shop Online
Amazon Zibby’s Bookshop on Bookshop.org Barnes & Noble Books A Million
shop zibby partner shops

Meet the author

Swan Huntley

Swan Huntley is a writer and illustrator living in Los Angeles. Her first illustrated, interactive mini-tome, The Bad Mood Book, comes out in 2023. Her fourth novel, I Want You More, will be published in 2024. She is the author of Getting Clean With Stevie Green, The Goddesses, and We Could Be Beautiful. She earned her MFA at Columbia University and has received fellowships from MacDowell and Yaddo, where she was the 2019 recipient of The LeSage-Fullilove Residency. Her work has appeared on Salon, The Rumpus, and Psychology Today, among others.

get to know Swan

Why Zibby Loves It...

I Want You More is intoxicating, delicious, heart-pounding fun. Swan Huntley’s distinctive writing style informs the narrative voice—smart, borderline snark, always witty. The setting—inside a celebrity chef’s East Hampton home on Cottage Ave—and commentary on cancel culture, fame, sexuality, and individuality is an unbeatable mix that will delight even the most time-starved cynical reader.