Women's Fiction Trio

Why it always gets the blame:

• The pacing is slow. It's more about the relationships than a snappy plot.
• I was jumping genres (from sci-fi to women's fiction) and didn't ever gain an audience early on.
• This book is a mystery, but it's actually closer to women's fiction (notice a trend here with my early books? 😅)
  

Why this book could still be your favorite child:

• It's about love and acceptance. About discovering who we are and learning to be okay with it, even if other people aren't. 
• The relationships and family in this book will warm your heart.
• It's heart-warming and kind with lots of discussion points. Would be perfect for a book club.

Life story:

Dive into an intergenerational relationship that will renew your faith in humanity with "Yes, And" - a tale of a curmudgeon octogenarian and her twenty-something neighbor who forge an impossible friendship and embark on an adventure that just might bring them both the healing they need. 

Enjoy a cozy new adult mystery with "I Can't Remember" - a tale of an unexplained murder, lost memories, and unbreakable family ties. 

Get set for a globetrotting later-in-life romance (with British narration!) with "Let's Try This Again" - will three months, a contract, and a whirlwind trip to Paris be enough to save a marriage?