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BOMB Magazine | Haunted House

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By Madeline Cash, Marissa Higgins Verified
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Emily and Ben have just moved into their first home together. The apartment building was previously a holding facility for dissidents or immigrants or dissident immigrants or the like but has been transformed into desirable real estate by the Housing Agency.
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SWEETENER | Kirkus Reviews

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By Marissa Higgins Verified
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A queasy look at money, sex, and motherhood with protagonists that will fascinate some readers and exhaust others. Estranged wives, both named Rebecca, become involved with the same woman in this sophomore novel. The Rebeccas—one a doctoral student, the other a cashier at an organic grocery store—have been separated for six months. Theirs was a volatile marriage, marred by student Rebecca’s alcoholism, but now she is sober, on her medication, and eager to become a foster parent.
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Summary and Reviews of Sweetener by Marissa Higgins

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By Marissa Higgins Verified
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Book Summary From the author of A Good Happy Girl, a lesbian screwball comedy following two exes who turn to online dating after their dramatic split—only to end up seeing the same woman. In , recently separated wives, both named Rebecca, can't seem to disentangle their lives. Lonely and depressed, Rebecca is scraping by as a part-time cashier at an organic grocery store. Despite having less than ten dollars in her bank account, she lists herself as a sugar mama on a lesbian hookup app.
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