Who We Used to Be - Weaver, Caitlin
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What if the person you trust the most did something you can't forgive? Dana Blair has spent her life letting others take the wheel, from her relationship with her husband to her business. Now, with her marriage unraveling, her son in crisis and her career on the verge of collapse, Dana is left wondering whether she ever really had control of anything at all. Padma Paulsen is the opposite: a brilliant, fiercely driven ER doctor who's given her all to her career. Her friendship with Dana has been the one constant in her high-pressure life. But then a tragedy on Padma's watch leaves Dana's…mehr

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What if the person you trust the most did something you can't forgive? Dana Blair has spent her life letting others take the wheel, from her relationship with her husband to her business. Now, with her marriage unraveling, her son in crisis and her career on the verge of collapse, Dana is left wondering whether she ever really had control of anything at all. Padma Paulsen is the opposite: a brilliant, fiercely driven ER doctor who's given her all to her career. Her friendship with Dana has been the one constant in her high-pressure life. But then a tragedy on Padma's watch leaves Dana's daughter in critical condition and their bond in tatters. As Dana fights for justice for her daughter, grief turns to blame. Soon she's forced to make a decision that could either save her family or destroy the most important friendship of her life. Who We Used to Be is a powerful story about the ties that hold us together, the pain that can pull us apart, and the courage it takes to find your way back--to yourself and the people who matter most. Perfect for fans of Sally Hepworth, Laura Dave and Liane Moriarty.
Autorenporträt
Caitlin Weaver is the author of emotional, page-turning women's fiction. Her stories explore the ripple effects of decisions that are not black or white, and the pressures of modern family life. In addition to her novels, Caitlin writes for national publications including Insider, Well+Good, HuffPost, and Scary Mommy, among others. She is also an editor and works with a range of fiction and nonfiction clients. Caitlin lives in Atlanta with her husband and two young children. When not writing you can find her playing tennis, struggling with the NYT crossword puzzle, or reading "just one more" story to her kids.