Nicki Reed Nicki Reed i(A147291 works by) (a.k.a. Nicole M. Reed)
Born: Established: 1968 ;
Gender: Female
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1 1 y separately published work icon Unmarry Me Nicki Reed , Melbourne : Text Publishing , 2015 9012484 2015 single work novel

'Ruby tells Mark she wants a divorce. It’ll be a fake separation, a protest against marriage inequality. As soon as her sister Peta can marry her girlfriend, BJ, they’ll get married again.

'"Will we still be able to see each other?" asks Mark.

'"Only in secret," Ruby says.

'And so, in a mixture of chaos, impatience and bright ideas, the Unmarry Me campaign is born—t-shirts, badges, TV appearances. A flashmob, a dead rat and public humiliation.

'As Ruby discovers, speed-dating your own husband is weird. Being busted by the police in the boot of Mark’s car is no fun at all. And when are they going to have a baby?'

Source: Publisher's blurb.
2 5 y separately published work icon Unzipped Nicki Reed , Melbourne : Text Publishing , 2012 Z1863913 2012 single work novel

'Peta Wheeler measures time differently now.

'Before the couch. After the couch. Before the couch, Peta knew who she was. A 34-year-old information-dissemination professional, married to the man of her dreams and thinking about motherhood. She'd never been late for work, drunk beer or kissed a stranger.

'After the couch, Peta hits a cyclist, tries to get pregnant, tries to make sure she isn't pregnant, avoids her husband and family and friends and colleagues, drinks too much coffee, and falls in love with a girl.

'And that's just the first week.' (From the publisher's website.)
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