Barbara Conrey

Sharing is caring! On The Table Read, “the best book magazine in the UK“, author Barbara Conrey writes about being inspired to write Nowhere Near Goodbye after the death of a friend’s grandchild from a glioblastoma. Written by Barbara Conrey www.barbaraconreyauthor.com It took a death to get me to write Nowhere Near Goodbye. And the entire time I wrote, people kept dying, right up until the day my book released.

BookTrib is excited to present the first 2021 Women's Fiction Writers Association (WFWA) curated list of books. Now fourteen-hundred members strong, WFWA is an international professional organization for writers of women's fiction. January's list features seven stories where a mentor, some with good intentions and others questionable,

Her name was Kate, and she was eleven. She had a best friend named Emma, a father who was (still is, actually) a renowned oncologist, and a mother who vied with Florence Henderson (of the Brady Bunch) for Mother of the Year. Kate was dead from the moment I created her. She had long blond hair the color of spun sugar; if it could have been packaged it would have been a bestseller. She rarely saw the need for a comb or brush.