Really Good, Actually by Monica Heisey [Premium Books]

Book Summary:
Really Good, Actually is a contemporary, humorous novel that follows Maggie, a young woman navigating life after a sudden and unexpected divorce at the age of 29. Struggling with heartbreak, identity, and the pressure to appear fine, Maggie throws herself into the chaotic world of modern dating, friendships, and self-discovery. Through awkward encounters, emotional ups and downs, and moments of sharp wit, she slowly begins to understand herself better. The novel blends comedy with honest reflections on relationships, loneliness, and personal growth, showing that healing is messy and nonlinearand that its okay not to have everything figured out.

About the Author
Monica Heisey is a Canadian writer and comedian known for her sharp humor and relatable storytelling. She has written for popular television shows, including Schitts Creek, which contributed to her reputation for witty and character-driven comedy. Really Good, Actually is her debut novel, drawing on her comedic background to create a voice that is both funny and emotionally insightful. Her work often explores modern relationships, personal struggles, and the complexities of adulthood with honesty and humor.