The Big Love

Alison Hopkins is firmly, undoubtedly, and undeniably in love. She and Tom are happy together -- until the evening he goes out in the middle of a dinner party to buy some mustard and doesn't come back. She had always feared that Tom's looks would land her in trouble -- having a handsome boyfriend is like owning a white couch, an invitation to disaster. But if Tom isn't Alison's Big Love, who is? Alison decides to treat her newfound freedom as a gift -- a shimmering portal to a whole new life, a whole new her. Applying her restless intelligence to all the questions of the heart in the modern age -- Is love, in fact, enough? Does an undefined-yet-presumably-meaningless amorous encounter always turn out to be a mistake? What on earth do you tell your mother? Alison plumbs the depths and takes sight of the heights that love can lead to. Sarah Dunn lives in New York City. This is her first novel. Reader Eliza Foss has appeared in numerous New York and regional stage productions and has narrated more than thirty audiobooks.