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Find Great Books on Goodreads
Did you know all of the women’s fiction books by WFWA members are on a Goodreads shelf? You can find them here.
A Day Devoted to the Stories & Authors We Love!
WFWA is launching the first ever Women’s Fiction Day – June 8
The Women’s Fiction Day logo represents the many layers of stories and authors who explore how women and men change and react to the world around them.
Celebrate with WFWA!
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Post your favorite books
Visit a bookstore or library
Make a donation to a women’s or literacy cause you support
Recent Releases
We now have a special Monthly Highlights shelf on Goodreads, where you can get full information on the books listed below. Thanks for reading, reviewing, and sharing with your friends!
 Remaining Aileen by Autumn Lindsey
When Aileen wakes up after a plane crash, she's happy to be alive. But as she learns the dark truth behind her survival, she realizes it might cost her everything she wanted to live for. Part vampire story, part journey through the self, Remaining Aileen touches on the bittersweet struggle many women face as they try to find themselves after motherhood.
For more information, please visit Autumn's website.
Women's Fiction: Dual Timeline
There's nothing like a book with dual timelines to keep readers turning pages! Check out these reads from our member authors:
Before We Were Yours
by Lisa Wingate
All the Best People
by Sonja Yoerg
The Girl Who Wrote in Silk
by Kelli Estes
Wrapped in the Stars
by Elena Mikalsen
In Another Life
by Julie Christine Johnson
The Stone Manor
by Terri Hale
The Lemoncholy Life of Annie Aster
by Scott Wilbanks
Root, Petal, Thorn
by Ella Joy Olsen
The Subway Girls
by Susie Orman Schnall
Lady in Waiting
by Susan Meissner
Before the Rain Falls
by Camille Di Maio
In Robin's Nest
by Elizabeth Sumner Wafler
Fling!
by Lily Iona MacKenzie
The Summer of Annah: A Labor of Love
by Tinthia Clemant
Hear Us Roar! Debut Author Podcasts
Meet WFWA member Marlene Adelstein. For the last eighteen years, Marlene has worked as a freelance book editor as well as writer. These days, she can often be found walking local trails looking for abandoned birds' nests or at home hand-sewing little boxes out of tree bark. She is partial to chocolate labs and in particular hers, a super friendly, good-natured girl named Honey. She lives in the beautiful Hudson Valley, in a small town filled with artists, where she loves to listen to the noise of the birds.
Learn more about Marlene on her website.
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