In <i>Thank You, Goodnight</i>, hailed by <i>Billboard </i>as “<i>High Fidelity</i>and <i>About a Boy </i>with a dose of <i>Music &amp; Lyrics </i>thrown in,” the lead singer of a one-hit wonder 90s band tries for one more swing at the fence.<br><br>Teddy Tremble is nearing forty and has settled into a comfortable groove, working at a stuffy law firm and living in a downtown apartment with a woman he thinks he might love. Sure, his days aren’t as exciting as the time he spent as the lead singer of Tremble, the rock band known for its mega-hit “It Feels Like a Lie,” but that life has long since passed its sell-by date.<br><br>But when Teddy gets a cryptic call from an old friend, he’s catapulted into contemplating the unthinkable: reuniting Tremble for one last shot at rewriting history. Never mind that the band members haven’t spoken in ten years, that they left the music scene in a blazing cloud of indifference, and that the only fans who seem to miss them reside in an obscure little town in Switzerland.<br><br>If Teddy manages to snooker his band mates out of their adult lives, can a once immature, self-involved fallen idol find his way back to the top—and possibly back to the one who got away?<i>Thank You, Goodnight </i>is debut novelist Andy Abramowitz’s hilarious, honest, and “unfailingly heartfelt” (<i>The Washington Post</i>) story about love, lyrics, and finding one’s legacy in the unlikeliest of places.