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out of college and moves home to care for him, but she ends up taking care of everyone: her twin sister who was born second and takes her role as baby in the family very seriously, her mother who has a case of Peter Pan syndrome. The only grown up to be found is Jenna.
While struggling to say goodbye to the only father she has ever known, she unearths a family secret that manages to disrupt her already complicated life. And at what seems like the worst possible time, Jenna falls in love with a man who turns out to be the first person in her life who doesn’t want anything from her, but her. .
As grief and betrayal threaten to tear her family apart, Jenna must
learn when it's time to put her own needs first.
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Long widowed, newly retired, mother of three, Barbara is a liar. She
lies about making the mac salad for the pot luck and she lies about
her children’s paternity. She doesn’t really see the harm. Sometimes, lies are a matter of survival but more often, lies just smooth out life’s awkward moments.
Lately, her approach hasn’t been working out. She blames the increased popularity of DNA testing for the strained relationship with her adult children. They’re not as concerned with her judgement of them as she thinks they should be. Her oldest daughter announces intentions to be a surrogate for a friend. Barbara has nine months to convince her not
to give away her child.
In what seems at first like bad timing, Barbara begins a romance with Stewart, a recovered alcoholic who doesn’t lie about anything. Perhaps he has something to teach her; at her age, she wonders if she’s still capable of change. In order to keep her family together, she might have to try.
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