The Goddesses of Kitchen Avenue by Barbara O’Neal
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Four women face the turning points of their lives in this warm, wise novel about choices, courage, and second chances by the USA Today bestselling author of When We Believed in Mermaids.
At forty-six, Trudy Marino believes she has an uncomplicated life—a loving husband, three accomplished children, and a close-knit neighborhood she cherishes. Then her world is upended by her husband’s affair, forcing Trudy to confront questions she never expected to ask.
She isn’t alone. Her neighbor Roberta is grieving the loss of a husband of sixty-two years, caught between sorrow and tender memories. Roberta’s granddaughter Jade, newly divorced, channels her heartbreak into a cathartic new obsession. And Shannelle, another woman on Kitchen Avenue, finds her creative ambitions putting dangerous strain on her marriage.
When Trudy meets Angel—a sensual young man with the soul of a poet—she awakens to feelings she thought were long buried. Surrounded by friends navigating grief, betrayal, and reinvention, Trudy begins to reflect on the choices she didn’t make and the dreams she left behind.
As new possibilities unfold, she must decide who she wants to become—and where her next chapter will lead.
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