<p>“With her trademark wit and charm, Camille Pag&aacute;n invites us back into the lives of Libby and Shiloh thirteen years after we first met them in <i>Life and Other Near-Death Experiences</i>. <i>Don’t Make Me Turn This Life Around</i> is rich, raw, and real, a new favorite…Readers like me can’t help coming back for more of Pag&aacute;n’s gorgeously written stories. I loved it!” <b>—Kerry Lonsdale, <i>Wall Street Journal</i> and <i>Washington Post</i> bestselling author</b></p><p>“Oh my goodness! Camille Pag&aacute;n has achieved such an exquisite, delicate balance, writing a profoundly moving novel that expresses both the beauty and heartbreak of loving other people. <i>Don’t Make Me Turn This Life Around</i> is everything: funny and warm and scary and sad and reassuring—just like real life. I read this in one sitting because I simply couldn’t stop.” <b>—Maddie Dawson, bestselling author of <i>Matchmaking for Beginners</i> and <i>A Happy Catastrophe</i></b></p><p>“Camille Pag&aacute;n’s latest page-turner brilliantly captures the nuances of marriage and family while tackling the tough challenges along the way. Libby is every wife and mother, and when life throws her a curveball, she finds the courage to keep moving…and keep believing. With wit and wisdom, <i>Don’t Make Me Turn This Life Around</i> will have you laughing and crying along with these perfectly flawed characters and asking yourself, What does it mean to have enough?” <b>—Rochelle Weinstein, bestselling author of <i>This Is Not How It Ends</i></b></p><p>“Pag&aacute;n masterfully guides us on a stormy journey through a morass of middle-age malaise and deposits us on the other side with charm, humor, truth, and a few lessons about the power of love and unbreakable family ties.” <b>—Andy Abramowitz, author of <i>A Beginner’s Guide to Free Fall</i></b></p><p>“Camille Pag&aacute;n pens another hit with the compulsively readable <i>Don’t Make Me Turn This Life Around</i>. I trust Pag&aacute;n’s storytelling, and in her latest, she masterfully guides us through a woman’s journey through real ups and downs in marriage and motherhood.” <b>—Tif Marcelo, author of <i>Once Upon a Sunset</i></b></p><p>“Camille Pag&aacute;n once again gives us a heartfelt and relatable story about a woman on the edge. This time, Libby knows she should be feeling euphoric about beating cancer for good—and instead she finds the limits of her unrelenting optimism. She can’t stop her tween daughters from arguing, make her work more fulfilling, or insulate her marriage from the pressures of middle-age. <i>Don’t Make Me Turn This Life Around</i> is a lovely novel about banishing ‘shoulds’ and welcoming the adventures and inevitable pain of growing just a little bit older.” <b>—Kathleen West, author of <i>Minor Dramas &amp; Other Catastrophes</i></b></p>