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“A big American tale with big American themes” (Elle) in the writer of the New York Times–bestselling memoir The Mistress’s Child In this vibrant, transfixing new book, A. M. Houses provides a darkly comic look at twenty-first-century domestic life and the chance of personal change. Harold Gold has spent an eternity observing his more lucrative younger brother, George, get a two children, spouse, and an attractive house in the suburbs of Nyc.