Plus One

Plus One


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“Behind every great man there’s a great woman…and in Noxon’s telling, behind every great woman there’s a charming, deeply conflicted guy (sometimes holding a very expensive handbag). Hilarious and unflinching, Plus One is a funny, sharply observed, heartbreaking look at love, power, and happily-ever-after in Hollywood.”

Jennifer Weiner, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Best Friends Forever


The hilarious tale of a newly full-time dad and awards-show "plus one" whose TV-writer wife has hit the big time

Christopher Noxon's debut novel Plus One is a comedic take on breadwinning women and caretaking men in contemporary Los Angeles. Alex Sherman-Zicklin is a mid-level marketing executive whose wife's fourteenth attempt at a television pilot is produced, ordered to series, and awarded an Emmy. Overnight, she's sucked into a mad show-business vortex and he's tasked with managing their new high-profile Hollywood lifestyle. He falls in with a posse of Plus Ones, men who are married to women whose success, income, and public recognition far surpasses their own. What will it take for him to regain the foreground in his own life?

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  1. Odin

    Hollywood like you've heard it before.

    If you like a story about a struggling family in Hollywood, with home, children, money, “the whole catastrophe” as Zorba called such a choice of adulthood, then listen on. But, if you’re looking for an epiphany of understanding as to why Hollywood takes such a toll, well, this is pretty much the same ol’. On the other hand, it will provide some simple vacation reading whether on the beach or at the ski lodge.