CHAOS, CULTS & CABERNET: WOMEN ON THE RUN – FICTION

Lisa F. Rosenberg’s Fine, I’m a Terrible Person is a mother-daughter caper story starring overweight former beauty Aurora and her high-strung daughter, Leyla. Over the course of a weekend in LA, their two separate but intersecting quests will provoke hijinks, chaos, and yes, even some healing. Kate Woodworth‘s Little Great Island illustrates in microcosm the greatest changes of our time and the power of love. Fleeing from a cult, Mari McGavin takes her 6-year-old son to the tiny Maine island where she grew up – the one she swore she’d never return to. And when she runs into her old friend Harry Richardson, they set off a life-altering chain of events. In Margie Zable Fisher‘s The Cabernet Club: A Novel, 68-year-old Debbie finally decides to follow her longtime dream of retiring to Florida, but immediately hits a roadblock – helicopter daughter Lori, who begs her mom to come live with her in Delaware instead. The compromise: Debbie will give herself six months in the Sunshine State to make a go of it. Now she just needs to find herself a life. Written with Zable Fisher’s late mother, Rona S. Zable, it’s a story of mother-daughter relationships and finding yourself again after retirement.

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Buy Fine, I’m a Terrible Person – Rosenberg

Buy Little Great Island – Woodworth

Buy The Cabernet Club: A Novel – Zable Fisher