As Husbands Go

The book balances lighthearted moments with serious themes, and I'm curious about how Susan Isaacs approached this tone. Was it a deliberate choice to mirror real life?

Some situations felt like they could happen to anyone, while others seemed more heightened for comedic effect. How did the author strike this balance?

The suburban backdrop felt very authentic, making me wonder whether Isaacs based it on personal experience or research. Did the setting influence the story’s tone?