Elizabeth Buchan discusses her book, “The Good Wife Strikes Back.” She begins by explaining that her book is about a woman who is married to a politician, and must learn how to deal with the pressure of having a spouse in the public eye. She talks about how she traveled to vineyards and did research on wine to make details in the book more believable. She describes how the wife in the book must learn how to let her husband have his career while she must give up hers. Martinson asks Buchan to read a passage about a woman who wants more children. She ends the interview by discussing the next book she is working on.
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