Viola Shipman. St. Martin’s/Dunne, $25.99 (304p) ISBN 978-1-250-07132-3
Shipman’s debut novel unites three generations of women as they come together to heal the wounds of their pasts and forge a family. Arden works for the Chicago magazine Paparazzi, editing and writing code for the magazine’s website. While she is not
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Viola Shipman. Graydon House, $16.99 trade paper (384p) ISBN 978-1-5258-0644-5
Shipman (Clover Girls) delivers a beautifully written story about second chances. After 50-year-old meteorologist Sonny Dunes is fired from her Palm Springs, Calif., TV station and replaced by an artificial intelligence system, she gets drunk with a
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Viola Shipman. Graydon House, $17.99 trade paper (400p) ISBN 978-1-5258-0484-7
Shipman (The Secret of Snow) delivers a leisurely holiday romance about a woman who’s convinced her soulmate is Santa—or at least dresses like him. Both Susan Norcross’s late mother and living grandmother met their husbands while the men were in...
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Viola Shipman. Graydon, $16.99 trade paper (384p) ISBN 978-1-525-80461-8
The emotional scars left by war unite two women, generations apart, in Shipman’s sentimental family saga (after The Summer Cottage). The novel opens in 1944 with Iris Maynard working in a community garden in Grand Haven, Mich., where she receives...
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