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"A poignant breakout novel about a single mother who inherits a beautiful beach house in Sag Harbor--with a caveat--she must take care of the ornery elderly woman who lives in it who has recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Together they embark on a path to forgiveness, acceptance, and a life-changing friendship"--
About the Author
Zoe Fishman is the critically acclaimed author of the bestselling Inheriting Edith, (Morrow, October '16) , Driving Lessons (Morrow, April '14) , Saving Ruth (Morrow, May '12) and Balancing Acts (Harper, March '10) . Her books have been translated into Hebrew, German, Italian, Dutch and Polish and are also available in Audio and Large Print editions. She's the recipient of myriad awards, including an IndieNext Pick,Target's Breakout and Emerging Author Picks, a NY Post Pick, a Mom's Choice Award and a Barnes & Noble Hot Read. Interviews and profiles of her have been featured on NBC's "Atlanta & Co." and FGTV, as well as in Publisher's Weekly, Mobile Bay Magazine, The Atlanta Jewish Times and The Huffington Post. Her articles have been published in The Atlanta Journal Constitution, Time Out and on FoxNews.com, among others. Zoe worked in the New York publishing industry for thirteen years in the editorial department of Random House, the rights department of Simon & Schuster and later, as an agent for two boutique literary firms before moving to Atlanta in August of 2011 with her family.She is the Executive Director of The Decatur Writers Studio as well as an instructor. She is also an instructor in the Emory Continuing Education program. In the Spring of 2017, she was the Visiting Writer at SCAD Atlanta. Her next novel, Invisible As Air, will be published by Morrow in September 2019.
