A #1 New York Times Bestselling Author Trudy is a polished, educated young woman from a respectable upper-middle-class family, and it's assumed she'll marry the son of her parents' closest friends. Yet Trudy is restless for more stimulation than 1897 Milwaukee allows. When she falls in love with enigmatic and ambitious Oskar, Trudy believes she's found her escape. The couple leaves for a job at a remote California lighthouse, where it turns there is more going on than Trudy could ever have imagined.

Product Description: Is it possible to be in love with two women at the same time? This is a question Jon has been asking himself frequently these days. He's loved his wife Ginny since the days when a chance encounter in the halls of their high school would leave him unable to speak...read more

Product Description: The bestselling author of Drowning Ruth returns to the small-town Wisconsin she so brilliantly evoked with this gripping novel about love, marriage, and adultery.In the summer of 1963 a plot for revenge destroys a career, a friendship, and a family...read more

Friends since childhood and now living on opposite coasts, Margaret and Letty find themselves dissatisfied with their lives now that they are in their mid-thirties and set out to rectify the situation--Margaret by quitting her job and writing a literary tour-de-force, and Letty by embarking on a risky quest for success in her husband's upper middle-class Los Angeles milieu. Reader's Guide included. Reprint.

Worn out from nursing soldiers at a Milwaukee hospital and struggling to recover from a traumatic love affair, Amanda Starkey returns to her family's rural Wsconsin farm to stay with her beloved sister, Mattie, and young niece, Ruth, in a mesmerizing tale of obsession, the dangers of keeping secrets, and the terrifying repercussions of revealing them. A first novel. Reprint.