Women's Fiction
Heather is forty two and desperate to escape her small, tight world controlled by Mother, so bravely finds a path to trust in the outside world. And in herself.
Making the same mistake twice is careless, even if your last blunder occurred six hundred years ago. At least in the twentieth century, you don't have to wait till your rotten husband dies to be set free.
A Pakistani housewife’s anonymous letters to the Agony Uncle of a weekly magazine spark a wave of reader responses, transforming the newly employed housewife into an impetus for social change.
When a reclusive artist dies, her hidden fortune of paintings sparks global fame—transforming the town that shunned her and launching her best friend on a bittersweet journey to bring her extraordinary legacy to light.
A Southern interior designer who built her whole life around being useful finally has to ask the hardest question she's ever faced: keep performing the version of herself everyone expects, or find out who she actually is. At forty-three, she's about to find out if she's someone worth knowing.
Everyone dreams of a different life sometimes. But what if chasing it costs everything?
In Walking Over Wet Paint, a guarded, emotionally reserved editor in vintage togs collides with a charming oncologist in the wake of her mother’s terminal illness, forcing both to re-evaluate their emotional defenses, past patterns, and ideas of permanence.
Diagnosed with an autoimmune condition, Elena Russo's looking for answers. A discovery about her late father leads Elena to India where she tracks down the place he had his future read to him from an ancient Nadi leaf. But what good comes from knowing your future? Can Elena find her way to healing?
