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A widowed violinist and her teenage granddaughter are trapped in wartime Leningrad while the men they love fight to break Hitlers grip in this epic tale of struggle and survival, of devotion, duty, and family, and of love lost and sometimes found again.

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Barbara Hoffbeck never quite felt she fit into the small farming community of Big Stone City, South Dakota, where she was raisedbut that didnt stop her from defying expectations and charging head-on into the unknown.

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A collection of personal essays by noted women essayists and emerging women writers that explores the question of why Americans have a love/hate relationship with Hillary Clinton, tied together by analysis and commentary by the editor.

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After former Peace Corps volunteer Evelyn marries Antonio, her handsome Peruvian boyfriend, and they settle in Northern California, they struggle to find jobs, a home, and further their university educations. In the decades that ensue, employment opportunities oceans apart, financial difficulties, and cultural differences threaten their marriage.

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A feisty professional in her forties, trapped in the unrelenting world of workaholism, forges an incredible bond with a centenarian-and life takes on a whole new meaning for both of them. Prepare to laugh, cry, and be inspired to live a more meaningful life.

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This tale of a sixty-year love affair examines the age-old question of why we love the people we do. A beautiful, charismatic and wildly successful man is adored by a woman. Even as children, he held the power. Though bound by tragedy and friendship, he defines the terms of their relationship, until finally, in old age, the power shifts.

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A mothers memoir about the complicated relationship between herself and her daughtera high-functioning young adult with intellectual disabilities.

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In Depression-era Appalachia, an intersex woman without a home of her own plays the role of maiden aunt to her relativesuntil an unexpected series of events gives her the opportunity to change her fate.

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When Alma Cruz, a young Mexican woman, journeys across the US border to look for her missing migrant father, along the way, she experiences first love-but also encounters profound cruelty.

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When a car accident puts an end to ambitious flutist Liz Morgans dreams, she returns to her childhood hometown in Wales in an effort to reinvent her path.

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A unique look at renowned jeweler/glass maker Ren Lalique, this fictional narrative touches upon details of Laliques illustrious life woven together with a compelling love story

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A life-changing diagnosis teaches a family that wheres there is love there is hope.

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In the late 1960s, Patricia Grayhall defies societal norms by coming out as a lesbian and dreaming of becoming a doctorbut the free-wheeling sexual revolution and the demands of her medical training complicate her search for the equal, loving relationship with a woman she so desires. Can she have both love and career

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After Saigon fell, Charlie was faced with a critical decision: stay in Vietnam under communist rule, or risk everything to escape with her children and set out for a better future in America. Against all odds, she managed to get herself, her husband, and her two small children out of Vietnam--and went on to build a life more incredible than she ever imagined possible.

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After Leahs family moved to Oakland, California, she unknowingly joined a cult during her search for acceptanceand she spent much of her life afterward trying to break free of the damaging patterns she was taught there.

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A rollicking family of nine children, offspring of an eccentric professor father and unflappable mother, paint, spackle, and eventually rebuild a dozen tumbledown old houses in their Midwest college town in the 1960s and '70s--and, at odd moments, break into song, because they sing as they work, like a von Trapp family in painters caps.

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Any woman who wants to marry can . . . once she learns how. Packed with tips, wisdom, and stories, Marriage Minded's A-to-Z format, warmth, and humor make it a fun and informative read for women looking to meet a partner and create a fulfilling marriage.

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How does a San Francisco transplant nurse who never takes drugs die of an opioid overdose in Miami How does an eight-year-old boy avoid the ravages of dialysis and get a kidney transplant fast, and what does a high-ranking politician have to do with it In Match these stories weave together into one suspenseful and sometimes humorous tale.

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A Harvard grad seeks a mate in a cult that forbids monogamy. To pursue love on her own terms, she must brave exile and learn self-trust.

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When Anne, a survivor of parental abuse who suffers from severe depression, falls in love with Milo, a dog with serious aggression issues, she finds herself unable to give up on him. Milo is dangerous, and Anne would never do anything to endanger her sons--but she also believes that everyone deserves a second chance.

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From homeless encampments under the viaducts of San Francisco to emergency rooms and nursing homes in the Midwest, Cynthia Trenshaw finds the courage to see, touch, and be radically present for the people our society says should remain invisible.

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In this heartfelt and inspirational memoir, a daughter uncovers the hidden gifts of the dying process as she cares for her terminally ill mother in her final yeara journey that results in a spiritual awakening and an appreciation of the simple joys of life, even in death.

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In this second book of the Midnight Series, Alix makes an unexpected friendand finds herself the target of shadows from her past.