'The Barbizon, The Hotel That Set Women Free' traces the history of the storied residence from its jazz age, prohibition beginnings to its eventual demise and rebirth. Along the way, she analyzes New York’s social, political, and economic environment.

Interrelated stories by the most acute observer of human behavior writing fiction today.

If you are a fan of Isabel Allende, 'A Long Petal of the Sea' is a wonderful addition to her impressive catalogue. If you are new to her work, it's a worthy introduction.

In its 300-plus pages, a woman discovers her voice and recognizes the changes that she must embrace in order to live a free, fulfilling, and educated life.

Although the stories in 'Scenes from the Heartland' take place nearly a century ago, the individual characters' emotional lives are all too familiar and contemporary. What may be the most common theme is struggle and how a person maintains his or her dignity in its face.