New York: Grove Press, (2023). SIGNED first edition - The third novel by the author of 'Miss Burma',a "spiky little feminist page-turner" (Marion Winik) which chronicles " the fictional relationship between two women writers. Tessa, the narrator, is a New York-based memoirist whose books address divorce, motherhood and the absurdities of middle age; while Wah is a university lecturer in Los Angeles who has published a nonfiction book about her adopted daughters experience as a victim of child trafficking overseas. When Wah's husband, Charlie, a decently published philosophy professor, contacts Tessa about one of her books, a quasi-flirtatious correspondence ensues and soon Tessa and her husband, Milton, begin a series of sometimes-cordial bicoastal visits with Charlie and Wah." (NY Times) SIGNED on the title page. 192 pp.