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When She Flew
When She Flew, Jennie's fourth novel, is the fictionalization of true events, and after much research, she let her imagination run wild to create this evocative story of an Iraq war vet raising his daughter in the wild and the single mom/policewoman who breaks all the rules when ordered to separate them, risking everything to help them escape. This story explores the issues of raising children in today's world, living within the system as opposed to rejecting it, the toll of war on families, and introduces a young heroine raised in the forest who thrives through the worst of circumstances.
"...A taut, beautifully rendered novel... all the urgency of a thriller and... a moving exploration of parental love and the lengths to which one person will go to take care of another." —Marisa de los Santos, New York Times bestselling author of Love Walked In and Belong to Me  Read more about When She Flew
Love and Biology at the Center of the Universe
Mira Serafino can see the headlines now: Girl-Scout-Leading, Homeless-Feeding Science Teacher of the Year Goes on Wild Rampage of Sex, Drinking, and Drugs. Well, let her small town of Pacifica, Oregon, think what it will. Forty-five-year-old Mira, the obedient daughter, the supermom, the loyal wife, has left the building…
"A moving look at the wrong-headed ways we're taught to love and the redemptive power of wising up and getting it right." —Carolyn Jourdan, author of Heart in the Right Place Read more about Love and Biology at the Center of the Universe
Eating Heaven
Nothing gets Eleanor Samuels's heart racing like a double scoop of mocha fudge chunk. Sure, the magazine writer may have some issues aside from food, but she isn't quite ready to face them. Then her beloved Uncle Benny falls ill, and Eleanor's whole world is torn apart.
"An immensely wise and readable book that will provoke amusement, tears and thoughtful reflection." —Rocky Mountain News Read more about Eating Heaven
Riding with the Queen
Dumped by her latest band and low on cash, Tallie has no choice but to go back to Denver. Back to her crazy mother and her resentful younger sister, Jane, who's never forgiven her for leaving. And after so many miles on that long, exhilarating, scary—and often lonely—road, she's looking back to trace some wrong turns and figure out a way to where she really wants to go.
"A kick-in-the-pants read. Tallie Beck is as brassy a blues singer as you'd ever want to meet." —Katie Schneider, author of All We Know of Love Read more about Riding with the Queen
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