"Etiquette for Runaways is a complex, fascinating novel full of wonderful characters and more than a little heartbreak. May Marshall is a heroine to cheer for, a girl who dares all to confront her own demons and achieve her dreams in New York and Paris. The writing is glorious, the story is completely engaging. This is a must-read."

-- "Jeanne Mackin, author The Last Collection: A Novel of Elsa Schiaparelli and Coco Chanel"

"Assured, exotic, heart wrenching, Liza Nash Taylor's Etiquette for Runaways is that rare debut novel that combines a story that sweeps from continent to continent and age to age without sacrificing the deeply personal story of one tormented woman. Taylor's May Marshall is the new woman of a previous century, a jazz dolly with a scarred past and a hungry heart who wants forgiveness from the only one who cannot give it--herself."

-- "Jacquelyn Mitchard, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Deep End of the Ocean"

"Taylor's sweeping coming-of-age story is utterly engrossing, exquisitely rendered, and deeply felt, with a rich cast of characters that linger in the heart and mind long after the final page is read. May Marshall is a heroine for any age--Jazz or otherwise--and her battles feel as intimate and immediately recognizable as our own."

-- "Stephanie Barron, author of That Churchill Woman"

"With deeply compelling characters intertwined in a story steeped in history, international travel, jazz, secrets, passion, addiction, heartbreaks, temptations, and more, Liza Nash Taylor delivers a page-turning book that will captivate readers from beginning to end. This is an exceptional debut novel from a very capable storyteller who has perfected her craft. Hopefully, this is a first book of many in the historical fiction genre by this author."

-- "Dian Griesel, a.k.a. @SilverDisobedience, author of The Silver Disobedience Playbook"

"Fasten your seatbelts, for Etiquette for Runaways is an effervescent and completely unpredictable ride from Virginia to New York to Paris with brave and complicated May Marshall. Trust me, this is one fabulous book that will keep you turning pages."

-- "Nancy Thayer, New York Times bestselling author of Girls of Summer"

"Liza Nash Taylor has written a dazzling book that explores the hidden dreams and shifting sorrows of an amazing character, May Marshall. Taylor weaves May's travails, travels, and triumphs into a multiplicity of wonders: generational mystery, moonshine intrigue, mother-daughter heartache, Jazz Age glitter, and a love story that lingers long after the last page is turned. Etiquette for Runaways is a must-read, remarkable, and sumptuous debut."

-- "Connie May Fowler, author of Before Women Had Wings"

"This is a great coming-of-age novel about life lessons, loyalty, and forgiveness in a fast-spinning, glittering world full of temptation and opportunity. Beautifully done!"

-- "Kathleen Grissom, New York Times bestselling author of The Kitchen House and Glory over Everything"

"An utterly absorbing tale of the trials of being a young woman of independent spirit during the glamorous but harsh years of post-WWI America, when the yearning for personal freedoms clashed with the heavy hand of prohibition, politics, and social mores. I could almost taste the smoky, moonshine-laced air of the speakeasies, and feel flashes of fringed tassels on my skin as I read. Beautiful and immersive writing!"

-- "Natasha Boyd, USA Today bestselling author of The Indigo Girl"

"Exquisitely written, Liza Nash Taylor's Etiquette for Runaways is a powerful tale of seeking absolution and pursuing dreams. It's a magnificent, special novel that I didn't want to end."

-- "Alan Hlad, international bestselling author of The Long Flight Home"

"After women won the right to vote in 1920, the decade ahead stretched before them as a glittering path to new opportunity. It was the jazz age. But in her debut novel, Etiquette for Runways, Liza Nash Taylor reveals a darker side of those famously dazzling years as a woman alone fights to carve her niche in the world of fashion design. Ambition. Greed. Betrayal. Redemption. From rural Virginia to New York city to Paris, through beautiful prose and vivid historical details I felt the pain and the joy of one woman's struggle to succeed against the odds. I did not want this book to end."

-- "Pamela Binnings Ewen, author of The Queen of Paris"