Really Good, Actually: A Novel By Monica Heisey

Monica Heisey's debut novel, "Really Good, Actually," is a national bestseller that combines humor and relatability. Described as Bridget Jones meets 'Broad City,' Heisey navigates through a character's crises with laughter and sympathy, defying rom-com tropes. The novel, recommended by various outlets, including the Los Angeles Times and GQ, follows Maggie, a Surprisingly Young Divorcée™, embracing single life at twenty-nine.

Despite being broke and her graduate thesis stalled, Maggie, with the support of tough-loving academic advisor Merris and divorced friend Amy, ventures into the uncertainties of modern love. The narrative, filled with laugh-out-loud moments and sharp observations, explores Maggie's journey through dating, self-discovery, and the pursuit of happiness. Heisey's storytelling captivates, pulling readers into Maggie's world and resonating with the complexities of relationships and friendship.

With praise from New York Times bestselling author Stephanie Danler, the novel stands out as one of the most hilarious and barbed accounts of starting over. Heisey's remarkable debut promises a tender and bittersweet comedy, offering a fresh voice in fiction that leaves a lasting impression.

"Really Good, Actually" is a must-read for those seeking a humorous and honest exploration of life's uncertainties and the quest for joy and meaning after unexpected challenges. 📚❤️