Esme Cahill Fails SpectacularlyFrom the USA Today and New York Times bestselling author of The Book Club for Troublesome Women comes a warm, witty, and deeply human story about the women who shape us, the homes that hold us, and the failures that finally set us free. Marie Bostwick is my go to author for feel good novels. Her writing is always powerful, inspiring, and uplifting. ROBYN CARR Esme Cahill thinks she has failed spectacularly: fired from her New York City publishing job,

and then there's the bully

she explores her past—including the devastating act of violence and childhood trauma that acted as a turning point in her young life—and brings readers along on her journey to understand and ultimately save herself

It was a revolutionary victory

Caring for—and feeding—an orphaned vampire baby has been tricky enough

he persuades her to partner up for a summer season of weddings

A Chicago Public Library Best of the Best

certain images come to

And then there’s Jason

HOTEL HONOLULU offers a unique glimpse of the psychological landscape of an American paradise

Through it all they became friends

in a house with the victims’ rotting corpses

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