Stitches: A Witty, Relatable, and Engrossing Women's Fiction Read

I just turned fifty-eight. My slate was blank. What the hell was I going to do with my life?

Newly widowed Jen Conrad finds solace in a vodka bottle until Renee, her best friend and the mayor of San Diego, volunteers her for an artistic project. Heritage Park, a community of seven historic homes, needs a makeover, and Jen is the perfect socialite for such a fundraiser.

Although Jen desires a fresh start, the grief of losing her husband, the exasperation that stems from her uppity family, and the towering bills are enough to keep her in bed forever. Not to mention a tragic event from 1969 that refuses to free its talons from her life.

The prospect of bringing artists to Heritage Park may be the answer to Jen's identity crisis.

Until cancer rear its ugly head again, targeting her mother for the third time. Jen must shed her old life and become more than a widow. More than a spoiled daughter. More than Arthur's right-hand woman. 

Jen Conrad must reinvent herself. 

A witty, relatable, and engrossing read for fans of Jennifer Weiner and Nora Roberts.