Hey, it's Erin and Alyssa here to share a special excerpt from Crooked Media Reads

first ever book release Mobility by Lydia Kiesling.

Okay, let me paint the picture for you. The year is 1998, the year I graduated.

The Soviet Union is dissolved, the Cold War is over, and Bunny Glenn is a lonely American teenager

in Azerbaijan with her foreign service family. Already off to a great start. Sounds like it,

so we will follow Bunny from adolescence to middle age as her ambition and desire for comfort

lead her to a career in the oil industry. Eventually, she returns to the scene of her youth

where slippery figures from the past reappear in an era of political and climate catastrophe.

Bunny is described as someone who, quote, believes in climate change, but, quote, also likes to get paid.

I mean, points for honesty. At least she's honest. Yeah, she's not trying to make PSA is saying.

Actually, oil, good helps the upside help earth true to Crooked Mobility is both funny and

politically incisive and Vulture included it on their 14 books we can't wait to read the summer

list. Stay tuned for a sneak peek of the audio book. We hope you enjoy the preview and if you're

interested, you can get mobility right now by heading to Crooked.com slash mobility or wherever books

are sold. The holiday cards. Bunny and Mary Ellen were

sitting in the living room drinking eggnog and watching a puro rerun while Bunny worked on her

eBay listings. She had devoted herself to the disposition of some of her grandmother's household

effects upon the sale of which she received a 25% commission as agreed on by her mother and

uncle Warren. Every day, the house lost some Victorian furniture or decorative porcelain item

fared it out by Bunny's grandmother from an antique barn stunning antique cranberry glass face

circa 1880s bunny typed hunched over her computer a knee up by her chin collector's item

when she had sold enough of her grandmother's possessions she was going to buy herself something

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