The Company of Good Women, Vol. 1: Almost Sisters
Almost Sisters is the delightful first book in the trilogy The Company of Good Women. In it, three women from diverse backgrounds and lifestyles are drawn together at Education Week through a sharing of problems and a Guilty Secret. Juneau, named after the city in which she was born, hopes to learn something that will help to re-center her life. Erin, a recent convert to the Church, is looking for the key to being a good Mormon. And Willadene, a dedicated homemaker, attends for not much more reason than finding a new recipe for homemade yogurt.

By the end of the week, they have developed a unique bond and the beginning of an enduring friendship that — despite the differences and distances between them — inspires and sustains them through the challenges of life. Almost Sisters is full of engaging characters and situations that readers will identify with. It captures the joys and occasional perils of friendship as it explores one of the most important relationships in a woman's life. The author's definitely have the right chemistry to make this novel resonate with women; readers will find their own issues and foibles within its pages and we will be waiting for the next installment. — Charlene Hirschi The Herald Journal.

The Company of Good Women, Vol. 2: Three Tickets to Peoria
This book, along with the others in the series, is great for all who appreciate the love and support that women can give each other. — Kathleen Dalton-Woodbury, AML Review This engrossing second novel in the trilogy The Company of Good Women shows Juneau, Deenie, and Erin facing the repercussions of secrets kept and secrets revealed.

Juneau's life is complicated by her success as a writer and the consequences of a wayward daughter's choices. Willadene struggles to regain her footing after the birth of a fussy baby and to keep her older children from going astray. And Erin fights to hold her young family together when her husband makes a startling revelation. Old friends pass away, new people enter their lives, and the friendship begun in Almost Sisters matures as these remarkable women seek support from one another and continue their quest to become Crusty Old Broads

The Company of Good Women, Vol. 3: Surprise Packages . . .
These books are for all women, as well as for those who love them, to remind us all that we are deciding every day what packages we and those dear to us will be opening in the days and lives to come. — Kathleen Dalton-Woodbury, AML Review In Surprise Packages, the satisfying conclusion of The Company of Good Women series, Juneau, Deenie, and Erin deal with a new set of challenges.

Deenie, now living in Gainesville, Florida, begins to question everything she has believed about herself as she sees her actions through others' eyes. Juneau's feelings of guilt come to a head when a secret from her childhood and the mystery of her great-grandmother, Letitia, combine to force her to confront her past. And Erin, whose painful divorce has made her cynical about love and marriage, must decide if she can take a risk when she has a second chance for love. Staying in touch through phone calls, e-mails, and periodic vacations together, the friends offer one another support, sometimes in the form of blunt feedback. But as they anticipate reaching their goal to become Crusty Old Broads, life takes a turn that puts their twenty-five-year pact in doubt.