Seen At Last

Grace Brennan has done everything right. Respected Cambridge therapist. Surgeon's wife. Mother of two. A life that looks, from the outside, like success — and feels, from the inside, like she's slowly disappearing.

The only person who seems to actually see her is Allie Morgan, her colleague and closest friend. Allie listens. Remembers. Pays attention the way no one has in years. And Grace, who has spent a lifetime being careful, finds herself noticing things — the graceful line of Allie's neck, the warmth of her attention, a hunger she doesn't have a name for yet.

Then she finds a name for it.

What follows is both simpler and harder than Grace expected: the end of a marriage, the remaking of a family, and the terrifying, necessary work of becoming someone she actually recognizes. Seen At Last is a novel about the courage it takes to stop performing a life and start living one.