Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes

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Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes

By: Hannah Moscovitch

Narrated by: Hugh Jackman, Ella Beatty

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Featuring Hugh Jackman and Ella Beatty, Hannah Moscovitch’s award-winning, New York Times Critics’ Pick drama about desire, power, and blurred boundaries. Jon is an acclaimed novelist and charismatic professor staring down the collapse of his third marriage when he encounters Annie—a nineteen-year-old star student and devoted fan. An undeniable attraction pulls them into dangerous territory. Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes is a provocative, gripping exploration of agency and perspective that will leave you questioning your own assumptions long after it ends.

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I found Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes to be a well-written and engaging audiobook. The narration was strong, and the prose had real quality throughout. However, as a teacher, I found Jackman’s character difficult to like — his actions and outlook made him hard to sympathise with.

While the story raises important questions about power and responsibility, the occasional use of strong language felt unnecessary and out of place. I have no issue with this use of language but I think I cheapened the experience. It seemed included more for shock value than to develop the character or advance the plot. Despite this, the book is thought-provoking and well executed overall. For an hour listen it is worth it.