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The Bucket List meets How Stella Got Her Groove Brack in this joyful, bighearted novel about permission, pleasure, and choosing yourself without apology.
Renie has always done what’s expected of her. At thirty-nine, she’s a devoted wife, a mother of seven, and the kind of woman who puts everyone else first. But just weeks after giving birth to her youngest child, Renie is diagnosed with Stage 4 breast cancer and given three months to live.
She begins a journal for her children, a way to leave behind the pieces of herself she won’t be there to give. As Renie fills these pages she starts to see her life clearly—for the first time. The years of sacrifice. The dreams deferred. The woman she never fully allowed herself to be. And with that clarity comes the bold urgent decision to live on her own terms.
Warm, wise, and full of heart, Every Goodbye Ain’t Gone is a moving celebration of life at its most fragile and most fierce; a reminder that it’s never too late to choose yourself.
The Bucket List meets How Stella Got Her Groove Brack in this joyful, bighearted novel about permission, pleasure, and choosing yourself without apology.
The Bucket List meets How Stella Got Her Groove Brack in this joyful, bighearted novel about permission, pleasure, and choosing yourself without apology.
Renie has always done what’s expected of her. At thirty-nine, she’s a devoted wife, a mother of seven, and the kind of woman who puts everyone else first. But just weeks after giving birth to her youngest child, Renie is diagnosed with Stage 4 breast cancer and given three months to live.
She begins a journal for her children, a way to leave behind the pieces of herself she won’t be there to give. As Renie fills these pages she starts to see her life clearly—for the first time. The years of sacrifice. The dreams deferred. The woman she never fully allowed herself to be. And with that clarity comes the bold urgent decision to live on her own terms.
Warm, wise, and full of heart, Every Goodbye Ain’t Gone is a moving celebration of life at its most fragile and most fierce; a reminder that it’s never too late to choose yourself.
Advance Praise
"Green debuts with a beautiful and painfully realistic story of a Black woman contending with racial prejudice and her own mortality in 1950s South Carolina...This will stay with readers long after the final page." —Publishers Weekly, Starred Review
"Suffused with love and wisdom, this novel should find a wide audience." —Kirkus, Starred Review
"Touching on the medical and societal racism prevalent in the 1950s American South, Green presents a full, sympathetic picture of Renie and how she decides to spend the final months of her life as she chooses instead of abiding by the expectations placed upon her. Readers of moving historical and relationship fiction who appreciate themes of women’s resilience and strength will want to pick this up." —Booklist
"Green debuts with a beautiful and painfully realistic story of a Black woman contending with racial prejudice and her own mortality in 1950s South Carolina...This will stay with readers long after...
"Green debuts with a beautiful and painfully realistic story of a Black woman contending with racial prejudice and her own mortality in 1950s South Carolina...This will stay with readers long after the final page." —Publishers Weekly, Starred Review
"Suffused with love and wisdom, this novel should find a wide audience." —Kirkus, Starred Review
"Touching on the medical and societal racism prevalent in the 1950s American South, Green presents a full, sympathetic picture of Renie and how she decides to spend the final months of her life as she chooses instead of abiding by the expectations placed upon her. Readers of moving historical and relationship fiction who appreciate themes of women’s resilience and strength will want to pick this up." —Booklist
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She Won't Leave
Rebecca Heath
General Fiction (Adult), Mystery & Thrillers
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