Marsha Mellow and Me

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Amy works at Working Girl, a magazine that tries to glamorize mundane jobs through flashy ads. She spends her days fantasizing about her attractive boss while hiding a monumental secret that could shame her in front of family and friends. After a tumultuous breakup with the charming yet awful Jake, she adopted a pseudonym and penned a novel about the adventurous sexual escapades of Donna Sanderson, dubbed the "Indiana Jones of Shagging." The book, which blends humor with explicit content, received mixed reviews, with some praising its originality while others found it appalling. Despite its lack of initial success, the Daily Mail is now on a quest to uncover the identity of the author behind this controversial work, which is deemed a threat to the youth of the nation. As the pressure mounts, Amy faces a crisis; her parents are unaware of her smoking habit, let alone her authorship of a risqué novel. With her secret hanging by a thread, Amy must navigate the impending fallout while grappling with her own complicated feelings about her life choices and the repercussions of her hidden identity.