Dear Monica Lewinsky

In this insightful and humorous novel, a woman named Jean Dornan reflects on a pivotal summer in her life—marked by a complex relationship and the cultural backdrop of the Lewinsky scandal—through a blend of flashbacks and imaginative encounters, including a surprising visit from Monica Lewinsky herself. As Jean revisits her past, she grapples with questions about desire, innocence, and forgiveness, gaining new perspective from the wise and witty presence of Saint Monica. The story explores themes of longing, remorse, and renewal, offering a thought-provoking look at the personal and societal costs of giving in to our appetites.