Really Good, Actually

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An Observer Best Debut of the Year and a No. 2 Sunday Times Bestseller, this debut novel is a hilarious and addictive exploration of modern love and self-discovery. The story follows Maggie, whose marriage ends just 608 days after it began. While she navigates the challenges of being a Surprisingly Young Divorcée, including financial struggles and an unfulfilling PhD, she remains determined to embrace her new life. As she dives into the chaos of her first year post-divorce, Maggie grapples with profound questions about marriage, failure, and the pursuit of happiness, all while indulging in late-night burger deliveries. With sharp wit and relatable humor, the narrative captures the uncertainties of friendship and love in today’s world. Critics have praised the book as "hilarious and profound," "wildly funny," and "intoxicating," establishing Monica Heisey as a fresh and exciting voice in fiction. This debut is not only laugh-out-loud funny but also heartwarming and wise, making it a must-read for anyone navigating the complexities of modern relationships. The book has garnered significant attention, being described as a modern take on the themes of "Sex and The City" for the social media generation.