A Rachel Del Grosso Women's Fiction Collection: Three Heartfelt Novels of Love, Loss, and New Beginnings
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Three women at a crossroads. Three lives coming apart. One unforgettable collection about friendship, marriage, ambition, and the courage to begin again.
A bestselling author struggling to balance her career and family finds inspiration in an unexpected friendship with a talented young writer. A dissatisfied wife becomes determined to renovate her home and her marriage after learning that her best friend’s seemingly perfect life is unraveling. And a grieving mother facing forty discovers that one impulsive birthday wish has left her unable to tell a lie, forcing her to confront everything she has tried to avoid.
Set against the glittering energy of Las Vegas and the carefully maintained facades of suburban life, these three standalone novels follow women forced to reconsider who they are, what they want, and which relationships deserve another chance. With warmth, wit, emotional honesty, and a touch of magical realism, Rachel Del Grosso explores imperfect marriages, complicated families, messy friendships, professional ambition, grief, and the difficult work of becoming someone new.
A Rachel Del Grosso Women’s Fiction Collection includes Eleanor & Sam, Another Kind of Green, and Fine, But Not Finished. Together, these character-driven stories offer a heartfelt and perceptive look at women navigating turning points that could cost them the lives they know or lead them toward lives that finally feel like their own.