After breaking off her engagement, thirty-something Andi Cutrone yields New England to her ex and flees home to Long Island. There, she devotes her time to teaching in the writing program at Brooklyn University and making a fresh start. Then she meets Devin, a male escort whose client list seems to include at least half of the accomplished women she knows. He is handsome, charismatic, and absolutely out of her league, but she cana ™t deny he has a certaina ]something. And so Andi makes him a proposition: if he will teach her to be a better lover, she will teach him to be a writer. He agrees, and together they embark upon an intense partnership that proves to be every bit as instructive as it is arousing. For in the midst of lessons in rhetorical theory and foreplay, Andi and Devin delve into deeper questions about truth, beauty, and self, stripping away the emotional walls each has built up. Smart, witty, and introspective, Faking It is an engrossing novel about two people discovering their authentic selves.
A refreshing and unexpected take on the relationships between men and women, Faking It has struck a chord with readers of all ages. Ita ™s been praised as a novel that a oegoes beyond the genre to something smarter, more sophisticated, something with a little more bite and substance.a Andi and Devina ™s search for their authentic selves ultimately a oeshows what intimate relationships are all about.a