And That’s a Wrap in the Bay

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

Wanting something for yourself is not the same as asking for too much.

Jeanie Perfect has spent two years being temporary.

Temporary address. Temporary job. Temporary life—borrowed from her brother, after her marriage spectacularly imploded, taking with it her savings, her trust, and her ability to believe she knows what she's seeing. Let alone doing.

Lila has spent thirty years perfecting the art of wanting, and being, less. She built a life that fit neatly inside a bakery and told herself it was enough—the bread, the early mornings, the sourdough starter she talks to like a friend.

Then Jeanie walked in, and something in the architecture of both their lives began, quietly, to shift.

And That's a Wrap in the Bay is the fifth and final book in The Aspiring Authors Book Club series—the story of two women in their fifties learning, too late and exactly on time, that wanting something for yourself is not the same as asking for too much.

With a wedding on the beach, a novel published after thirty years, three sisters learning what it means to belong to each other, and found family built by a woman no longer around to watch over it—everything Clara started is still growing.

All you have to do is walk through the door.