Husbands

Like Husbands, this novel explores the 'what ifs' of life through a magical premise where the protagonist can experience infinite versions of her existence. It captures the same sense of choice paralysis and the search for a truly fulfilling life.

This story uses a 'sliding doors' narrative to show two different paths the protagonist's life could take based on a single decision. It mirrors the exploration of fate and romantic compatibility found in Gramazio's work.

A woman wakes up every year at a different age in her life, forcing her to navigate various versions of her own future and past. It shares the quirky, high-concept premise and the emotional weight of living multiple lives.

This novel follows three different versions of the same couple's life together, exploring how small changes can lead to vastly different outcomes. It echoes the domestic experimentation and relationship focus of Husbands.

While it lacks the magical element, this book shares Gramazio's sharp, observational wit and humorous take on the complexities of long-term marriage and domestic life.

After a tragic loss, the protagonist finds herself living two lives: one where her fiancé is gone and one where he is still alive. It deals with the emotional consequences of alternate realities and moving forward.

A woman lives her life over and over again, each time making different choices or facing different circumstances. It is a more literary and historical take on the 'infinite attempts at life' concept.

This high-concept thriller features a mother who travels backward in time to prevent a crime, exploring how changing the past affects her family. It shares the 'puzzle-solving' aspect of navigating different timelines.

A classic of the genre, this book examines how a supernatural condition affects a marriage over many years, capturing the same blend of domestic realism and fantastical disruption.

With a quirky ensemble and a focus on human connection, this book matches the humorous yet deeply empathetic tone of Husbands while exploring the messy nature of adult relationships.