This is the story of two women, both at a crossroads in their life with no-one to "talk" to. They meet and become firm friends as they cope with everything life throws at them, breast cancer for Kathleen and Joyce's husband's company fails, unbeknown to her, all she sees is the steady decline of his interest in her, which isn't as she fears because of his lack of interest, but due to him pouring his whole waking hours into trying to salvage what he can.
The women become firm friends, eventually helping each other to face their past hurts.
It is quite different from Red Tent, but still a well written book, maybe appealing to lovers of popular fiction.
http://www.anitadiamant.com/goodharbor.asp?page=books&book=goodharbor
Labels: Anita Daimant, mainstream fiction