Feeling stuck in her personal life and career, thirty-three-year-old Angela pursues a seemingly idyllic online relationship with a sailing instructor from Maine, relocates there, and learns important truths about understanding her own heart in finding happiness.

After inheriting her maternal grandfather's house in Tennessee, young New York City sculptor Cassie Simon moves to the place where her mother was born with the hope of discovering the truth about her mother's terrible death

Product Description: From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Orphan Train comes a novel about buried secrets and the redemptive power of forgiveness.Cassie Simon is a struggling artist living in New York City. When she receives a call from a magistrate telling her she has inherited sixty acres of land in Sweetwater, Tennessee, from her grandfather--whom she never knew--she takes it as a sign: it's time for a change...read more

Product Description: From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Orphan Train comes a novel about friendship and the memories that haunt us.On the night of her high school graduation, Kathryn Campbell's best friend Jennifer vanished. Ten years later Kathryn still feels the void in her life--and the nagging guilt that she has failed her friend...read more

Product Description: From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Orphan Train comes a novel of love, risk, and self-discovery.Angela can feel the clock ticking. She's single in New York City, stuck in a job she doesn't want, and has a life that somehow seems to have just happened...read more

From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Orphan Train, and the critically acclaimed author of The Way Life Should Be, comes a novel about the choices we make, how they shape our lives, and how they can change them forever—includes a special PS section featuring insights, interviews, and more.Four people, two marriages, one lifelong friendship: Everything is about to change.It was dark. It was raining.  It was just an accident.  On the drive home from a rare evening out, Alison collides with another car running a stop sign, and—just like that—her life turns upside down. When she calls her husband from the police station, his accusatory tone reveals cracks in their relationship she’d never noticed were there. Now she notices everything. And she begins to realize that the life she carefully constructed for herself is as tenuous as a house of cards. Exquisitely written, powerful, and thrilling, Bird in Hand is a novel about love and friendship and betrayal, and about the secrets we tell ourselves and each other.

Ten years after her best friend's disappearance, Kathryn Campbell returns to her hometown in Maine to reconstruct the mystery and acknowledge the effect it has had on her life

An inspirational reference for readers who have lost both parents features comforting excerpts from conversations with famous and everyday people at various stages of grief who lost their parents to natural or violent causes, from John Kerry and Geraldine Ferraro to Yogi Berra and Mariel Hemingway. Original.

Offers advice on trip planning, recommends hotels, restaurants, and tourist attractions in each major city, and suggests driving tours (view table of contents)

Literary figures such as Christopher Buckley and Susan Fromberg Schaeffer contributed to this collection of moving and intimate essays, each of which explores a particular experience or topic and ponders the whys of parenting rather than the how-tos.

Such prominent contemporary female writers as Susan Cheever, Mona Simpson, Naomi Wolf, and Meg Wolitzer reflect on the joys and dilemmas they encountered in the course of their first year of motherhood, in a collection of original essays. Reprint.

Mothers who experienced the heyday of the women's liberation movement--including Barbara Ehrenreich, Marilyn French, and Joy Harjo--converse with their daughters, who are reshaping the movement, about the paradoxes of feminist motherhood. Reprint.