Rachel Del Grosso

She’s quick, she’s funny, and she has made an art form of pretending that none of it lands. But now she’s hoarding a major secret: she’s pregnant. By accident. With a man who made her feel safe…until he politely made it clear that fatherhood wasn’t in his plans.

Charlie in Progress: Small Town Women's Fiction (Lost and Found 2)

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SHARP, FUNNY, AND UNEXPECTEDLY MOVING, HARRIET IN WAITING IS FOR ANYONE WHO’S EVER WONDERED IF IT’S TOO LATE TO BECOME WHO THEY WERE ALWAYS SUPPOSED TO BE.

Harriet in Waiting: A Small Town Women's Fiction Novel (Lost and Found 1)

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A witty tale of ambition, friendship, and the delicate balance between chasing one’s dreams while holding on to what matters most.

ELEANOR & SAM

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A witty and heartfelt journey of self-discovery, resilience, and the courage it takes to rewrite your own story.

Fine, But Not Finished: A Women's Fiction Novel

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The grass isn't always greener on the other side...
Another Kind of Green: A Women's Friendship Fiction Novel

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Motivated myself to hit my word count last night with these goodies. Spoiler alert: it worked.

I didn't write on Wednesday. Here are all the things I did instead.

I had the distinct pleasure of meeting one of my absolute idols this past weekend. Though my time with Taylor Jenkins Reid was short, the impression that it left on me has been profound.

Let me start by saying that when I first read FOREVER, INTERRUPTED over 10 years ago, I was in awe. And every book of hers that I have read since has only increased my fascination. Taylor Jenkins Reid and Camille Pagán were my first real look into the world of women’s fiction, and are the reason that I continue to write women’s fiction to this day.

I have no words for what it means to have even been in the same room as TJR, but what I know is this: Laying my eyes on her in person was a clear reminder to continue to work hard and never stop dreaming.

My face here says it all…I still can’t believe it.