No Hiding In Boise
The lives of three women collide in the wake of a tragic bar shooting in Boise, Idaho: Angie’s husband was at the scene, Tessa was the bartender, and Joyce is the mother of the shooter.
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In this provocative exploration of modern motherhood, three women cross paths on the road to self-discovery, grappling with the uncertainty of whether they can accept what they find.
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Woman on the Verge
A sexy, propulsive meditation on modern motherhood, tracking the lives of three women as they struggle to define themselves in the face of new obligations and heightened expectations.
Mother Is a Verb
In this provocative exploration of modern motherhood, three women cross paths on the road to self-discovery, grappling with the uncertainty of whether they can accept what they find.
Ways the World Could End
Dave is a dad on the autism spectrum. He feels like he has no idea what he’s doing when it comes to raising his 15-year-old daughter, Cleo. She also feels like he has no idea what he’s doing, especially now that her mom is gone. Together they must face a future they never envisioned.
All the Love: Healing Your Heart and Finding Meaning After Pregnancy Loss
Dedicated to supporting and empowering people through miscarriage, stillbirth, and other types of pregnancy loss, this book combines the personal story of Kim Hooper, who endured four losses, with therapeutic insights from Meredith Resnick, LCSW, and Dr. Huong Diep.
All The Acorns On the Forest Floor
A couple brimming with the hope of a new pregnancy. A woman coming to terms with the truth behind her adoption. A husband trying to save his marriage from the despair of infertility. These are just a few of the stories in All the Acorns on the Forest Floor, a book that tells the poignant and moving stories of strangers linked by their experiences as mothers, daughters, and lovers.
Tiny
Tiny follows the harrowing journeys of three people unwillingly tied together by tragedy. There is Annie, who disappears to live in a tiny house following the tragic death of her young daughter. There is Nate, Annie’s husband, who stays strong on the surface, but slowly loses his mind as he faces the suspicions of Annie’s family and the police in the wake of Annie’s disappearance. And there is Josh, who was behind the wheel when Nate and Annie’s daughter ran into the street, and finds himself responsible for reuniting the people whose lives he changed forever.
Cherry Blossoms
Jonathan Krause is a man with a plan. He is going to quit his advertising job and, when his money runs out, he is going to die. His final mission: A trip to Japan. On his journey, he must decide if he can make peace with his past and accept that happiness, loneliness, and grief come and go―just like the cherry blossoms.
People Who Knew me
Everyone thinks Emily Morris died on 9/11. In reality, she’s in California, living with her daughter under an assumed identity. Fourteen years later, she’s forced to deal with her past, the choices she made, and the people she left behind.
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02.28.2026
Monthly Roundup: February 2026
January felt a hundred days long and February went by in a blink. Looks like we’re going into March with our country at war. It’s exhausting to be informed right now. Let’s hope for peace soon…Here’s the roundup. Quote of the month:“Your greatest responsibility is to use your voice, for there are so many people, — Read More
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01.30.2026
Monthly Roundup: January 2026
If you feel like January has been about 108 days long, you are not alone. I feel the same. It has been a very emotionally draining month if you, like me, are affected by everything going on in our country and the world. I have a lot of anger and sadness over what’s happening with — Read More
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