Big Swiss A novel Jen Beagin

"Big Swiss" is a captivating and original novel that delves into the complexities of love, desire, and identity. Greta, a transcriber for a sex therapist, finds herself drawn to one of his clients, known as Big Swiss, as she listens to her therapy sessions. Despite their different backgrounds and struggles, Greta becomes infatuated with Big Swiss, who remains emotionally distant.

Their paths cross unexpectedly at a dog park, leading to a whirlwind affair filled with passion and secrecy. Greta, grappling with her own past traumas, finds solace and authenticity in her connection with Big Swiss, even as she hides her true identity from her.

As their relationship deepens, the novel explores themes of infidelity, mental health, and societal expectations surrounding sexuality. Through bold and outlandish characters, the author paints a vivid portrait of love in all its complexities.

"Big Swiss" is a thought-provoking and poignant exploration of human connection and vulnerability, showcasing the author's unique voice and storytelling prowess. With its compelling narrative and richly drawn characters, this novel offers a fresh and insightful take on contemporary fiction.