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Family Life
Rather than slowing down in her old age, ninety-year-old Cara Conrad opens her heart and her home to a young woman and her son who need a bit more family help before launching into the world on their own. Cara's daughter... See More
Holidays
Ebby was content on her little farm in northern California growing food, tending animals, and selling produce at the farmers' market, but now she wants more. Maybe she's worn down by the rain, maybe she's afraid of getting... See More
Family Life
Janey's orderly life gets derailed when new neighbors move in next door, her brother refuses to eat pigs, and she runs out of white walls for her drawing sessions. Besides that, her best friend Donna has family problems, and... See More
Literary Fiction
Meg is sixty and believes her useful life is over, Sully is thirty and drifts from one lover's bed to the next, and they are both running away when she pulls him out of a freezing river in the dark of night. As they take... See More
Family Life
Amado and Lilly, two retired strangers with a great deal in common, both move to Maui to mourn recent losses, reflect on their lives, and enjoy their remaining years. They are healthy, independent, and self-sufficient, and... See More
Genre Fiction
Lena is fourteen, her sisters are crazy, her parents work all the time, and her mother can't see her. Her best friend is an Irish setter dog named Zelda. Running every day with Zelda through the woods in southern Oregon... See More
Literary Fiction
At sunrise one morning in 1985, Cassandra's mother sends her away with nothing but the business card of a distant relative. By sunset, Cassandra is living with her grandmother Lila Blue in a beach house on the Oregon Coast... See More
Psychological
In elementary school Dale and Wren were best friends who stuck together and shared everything. When they were in high school they saw something they weren't supposed to see, and they vowed never to speak of it to anyone... See More