What Happened to Hannah: A Novel

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Blending poignancy with humor, crafting characters as real and recognizable as your next-door neighbor, Mary Kay McComas weaves stories that brighten the heart.
Nora Roberts

I love Mary Kay McComas.
Patricia Gaffney

What Happened to Hannah is a novel of love, hate, loss, and redemption; of a life full of unfinished business. New York Times bestselling author Mary Kay McComas weaves an unforgettable tale of a loner who is called back by tragedy to the home she ran away from years earlier, and finds herself the sole responsible party for a troubled teenage niece. Powerfully moving, deeply emotional, What Happened to Hannah is superior contemporary womans fiction that fans of Kristin Hannah, Kristina Riggle, and Jennifer McMahon will take deeply into their hearts and hold there forever.

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"Blending poignancy with humor, crafting characters as real and recognizable as your next-door neighbor, Mary Kay McComas weaves stories that brighten the heart." -- Nora Roberts

"I love Mary Kay McComas. Her books are honest and real, and transport you to a place that feels like home." -- Patricia Gaffney

"It is hard not to be moved by the tender love story that emerges from the depths of violence in this haunting and touching novel. You will never forget What Happened To Hannah." -- Jessica Anya Blau

"a touching tale of trauma, healing, and family...McComas builds the relationship between Hannah and Anna deftly, showing how hard it can be for strangers who happen to be family to know each other." -- Publishers Weekly

"Hannah Benson is a memorable character of uncommon strength. From the unthinkable horror of the past to the glimmering possibility of love in the present, What Happened to Hannah is a stirring novel of family and redemption." -- Kristina Riggle, author of Keepsake

"[an] inventive contribution...that steals the show. McComas focuses on the most important relationship of all--the relationship one has with oneself--and spins an introspective and irresistible story that, for some readers, may make this collection worthwhile." -- Publishers Weekly on "Melon Lemon Yellow" in Bump in the Night

"McComas...writes a bittersweet tale of homecoming. -- Booklist

"...a vibrant, haunting tale of a woman trying to discard the past once and for all in order to begin again. A powerful story with a beautiful plot that will have readers routing for peace, romance, and second chances." -- Feathered Quill

"Mary Kay McComas has written a poignant tale of the prolonged effects of domestic abuse." -- Iron Mountain Daily News

Author Bio

Mary Kay McComas is a New York Times bestselling author whose work has appeared in four anthologies with J. D. Robb (Nora Roberts): Bump in the Night, Dead of Night, Suite 606, and The Unquiet. She lives in Virginia.