Dated

“Leah Abrams grapples with how to live, work, and fall in love morally in a time of global upheaval. Moving, smart, and completely winning.”—Erin Somers, author of The Ten Year Affair "A modern comic Jewish voice. Dated is a rollicking literary sitcom and generous family saga, beautiful, hilarious, and piercing."—Grace Byron, author of Herculine “Funny, prescient, and deliciously current, Dated is a careful examination of morality and personal responsibility in an era of global calamity. A fabulous debut.”—Ruben Reyes Jr., author of Archive of Unknown Universes A wickedly funny, defiantly poignant debut novel about a young progressive political staffer whose life is upended when her well-meaning but highly opinionated grandmother secretly impersonates her on JDate. A childhood of Obama-era liberal idealism has led Sophie to a career in New York City politics, ready to follow the new mayor into the deepest pits of City Hall and to write for him the kinds of speeches that could bring thousands to their feet, roaring with approval and hope as a new era dawns. (And until then, at least, she would write the perfect tweets).