"Susan Mallery never disappoints."--Debbie Macomber, #1
New York Times bestselling author
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The Friendship List is a sassy, sensuous tale about two women who discover their femininity for the first time. Along with the joys and heartaches that accompany this, they realize there is much more to life than working, raising kids, and settling for the mediocre." --
New York Journal of Books "Mallery beautifully illustrates the power of female friendship and the importance of reaching for one's dreams...Mallery's women are achingly real. This irresistible, heartfelt story will appeal to romance readers and women's fiction fans alike."--
Publishers Weekly "A breath of fresh air for romantics."--
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The Summer of Sunshine & Margot "A delicious tale destined for beach blankets."--
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The Summer of Sunshine & Margot "Perfect for a summer read."--
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The Summer of Sunshine & Margot "Gritty and magical, angst-ridden and sweet, this coming-home story by bestseller Mallery (Only His) pulls no punches... Mallery adds layer upon layer to the women's history, while revealing the raw core of each with expert pacing guaranteed to keep a reader up way past bedtime..." --
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Barefoot Season "Barefoot Season is a well-written story of healing, letting go, and making room in your heart for hope." --
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Barefoot Season "Susan Mallery gives us a candid, honest look into the turmoil of family life when tragedies and personal crisis' occur... Mallery never disappoints her readers and THREE SISTERS is no exception. It's a winner and should be on everyone's short list of must reads."--
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Three Sisters "Mallery has again created an engrossing tale of emotional growth and the healing power of friendship." --
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Three Sisters "[A] joy for all of us who were rooting on the sidelines." --
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Evening Stars "Mallery pulls out all the stops in this highly enjoyable and insightful, funny, and poignant look at self-sacrifice and romantic entanglement." --
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Evening Stars, Starred Review