Chapters (50)
- Cover
- Dedication
- September 2008
- Penny’s Rabbit Is Sick
- Liz Sullivan Is Out of Here
- Penny on Christmas
- Liz Is an Expat
- Penny Has a Boyfriend
- Liz Meets the Madman of Belgrano
- Penny’s Hair
- Liz Learns Tango
- Penny’s Back Hurts
- Liz after Dark
- Penny Finds God
- Liz Is a Tiger
- Penny Is a Good Big Sister
- Liz with Her Eyes Closed
- Penny Knows All about Love
- Liz Is New Here
- Penny Is Having a Baby
- Liz Is Losing It
- Penny Is in Love for Real
- Liz Came Here to Forget
- Penny Is Getting Married!
- Liz Finds a Wonder Drug
- Penny Is Going to Be Fine
- Liz Is Not Your Little Project
- Penny Has a Daughter
- Liz at High Tea
- Penny Is the Best Mom in the World
- Liz Says Yes
- Penny Is Not a Criminal
- Liz Is in It Now
- Idaho Journal Sentinel
- Liz Crosses the River
- The After
- Liz Wants the Truth
- Where Has Penny Gone?
- Liz at the End of the World
- Penny’s Sister Takes the Stand
- Liz Is Ready to Talk
- Liz Has More to Lose
- Liz Can Explain
- Liz Is Not Liz
- Liz Gets the Full Story
- Katie Cleary Is Out of Here
- Epilogue
- Acknowledgments
- About the Author
- Copyright
Brittney Muller and Leah Stroud educated me on the ins and outs of professional skiing and Breezy Johnson shared her perspective as an Olympic and World Cup alpine skier; thank you so much for helping me bring those parts of the book to life.
I’d be lost without the company and counsel of writer friends like Geraldine DeRuiter, Caroline Kepnes, Taylor Jenkins Reid, and Laurie Frankel; your support and friendship mean the world to me. To my longtime mentor, Pat Geary, thank you for your feedback on an early draft of the book—to be able to call on you after all these years is a rare gift indeed.
To Natasha Minoso, Alyssa Hamilton, and all the other bloggers and bookstagrammers who have helped readers find my work, I’m eternally grateful for your passion and advocacy. Much love as well to all of the booksellers and librarians who have supported my career thus far.
Lastly, to Derek and Fiona. The happy ending is you.
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About the Author
ANDREA DUNLOP is the author of She Regrets Nothing, Losing the Light, and Broken Bay. She lives with her husband and daughter in Seattle, Washington.
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