Powerful, moving and gripping, this is an extraordinary novel about the ways that secrets and lies can tear a family apart.

Identity and disability.

A novel set in the old-guard WASP enclaves of Manhattan, Connecticut, Long Island and Maine, peopled with men and women whose loves are in various stages of repair or disarray. There marriages are usually re-marriages. Their children are shuttling between apartments, suburbs and summer houses.

This second collection of short stories by Roxana Robinson returns to the world she knows best - the comfortable old-guard WASP enclaves of Manhattan, Connecticut, Long Island and Maine - peopled with men and women whose lives are in various stages of repair or disarray.

Charts the struggles of two divorced parents to build a new family with their two daughters. The girls, however, have their own ideas. While children can't prevent a divorce, they can prevent the success of a marriage.

This biography draws on many sources closed to writers during O'Keeffe's lifetime and has the co-operation of the O'Keeffe family. O'Keeffe's life spanned nearly a century of ferment and change in America and although part of the modernist movement she established her own unique vision.

Relationships and marriage are the central themes in this collection of short stories.

The story of a young woman hovering between careers, between marriages, between lives - and of the summer that throws her off balance and onto her feet. It was supposed to be a tranquil family holiday, but it doesn't quite turn out that way. Roxanna Robinson is the author of A Glimpse of Love .

This is My Daughter charts the struggles of two divorced parents to build a new family with their two daughters. The girls, however, have their own ideas.