“I wish that Dangerland! was a prestige television drama, so that I could spend season after season with its tangle of riveting characters. I'd never get tired of the dialogue (so funny) or the twists (genuinely shocking), and I'd never get tired of the way Erin Singer portrays Las Vegas (sweaty and a little desperate, with unbeatable sunsets). Obviously, I will read whatever she writes next.”
—Rainbow Rowell, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Cherry Baby

“A zany, outrageous, hilarious romp through the phantasmagoric sprawl of Las Vegas, suburbia on steroids, a place beyond satire. This more-American-than-America milieu, long ignored or condescended to, is at last written with zest and poignancy thanks to Erin Singer's searing talent, sparkling comedic timing and gift for creating completely unforgettable characters. A true original!”
—Claire Vaye Watkins, author of I Love You, But I’ve Chosen Darkness 

"With rare, pitch perfect prose and a gaze shot through with wisdom, Erin Singer's hilarious, heartbreaking debut Dangerland! grants uncommon access to the Vegas only locals know. I desperately needed Eugenie Zepp and every flawed saint and earnest sinner in her crew and I'd bet the house that you do, too. Erin Singer is my favorite new voice." —Marie-Helene Bertino, author of Beautyland

  "Away from the glitter and spark of the Las Vegas strip and tucked into the surreal human landscape of a high-end suburban development, I met my favorite ensemble cast in a long time. This novel is about odd, real people in the shadow of fantasy--of money, beauty, sex and the elusive perfect future. Dangerland! is very funny, very smart and totally addictive. I read it like a gambler at a craps table." —Ramona Ausubel, author of The Last Animal

“Humorous…satisfying…the main event is Singer’s apt depiction of the striving and sweltering Vegas, in all its calamity and glamour. This one’s over the top in all the best ways.” —Publishers Weekly

"Fans of funny, large-cast family novels, such as those by Emma Straub and Taffy Brodesser-Akner, will fall happily into the fold." —Annie Bostrom, Booklist