The protagonist of this work turns down the oral sex offered him by his co-worker's wife Stacey, but later gets a blow job from a woman named Mirabella while driving a rented tangerine Camaro through the Nevada desert.
The protagonist of this work turns down the oral sex offered him by his co-worker's wife Stacey, but later gets a blow job from a woman named Mirabella while driving a rented tangerine Camaro through the Nevada desert. He meets his first wife, Phyllis, when they are both students at MIT, but after they have four children he decides to divorce her so that he can marry Reverend Larson's wife Julia. His greatest success is a program called DigitEyes, which makes him rich when E-O Data is sold to Apple in the early ‘80s. Haskells Crossing, Willow, and Middle Falls are the places referred to in the book's title. For 10 points, name this 2004 work about the life of Owen Mackenzie, the most recent novel of John Updike.
The protagonist of this work turns down the oral sex offered him by his co-worker's wife Stacey, but later gets a blow job from a woman named Mirabella while driving a rented tangerine Camaro through the Nevada desert.
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