Really Good, Actually by Monica Heisey

Really Good, Actually by Monica Heisey

Maggie's marriage ends unexpectedly in her twenties, and she spends the aftermath insisting to friends, family and social media that she is doing genuinely great, even as her actual behaviour — chaotic dating, questionable decisions, spiralling anxiety — tells a considerably messier story.

Heisey writes with sharp, self-aware comedy about the gap between the resilient narrative young divorced women feel pressured to perform and the actual messy grief underneath, in a debut that captures millennial breakup culture with genuine wit and honesty.

A funny, sharply observed debut novel about divorce and the performance of being fine.

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