Starting Over Pilcher, Robin

A British expat in New York, a life blown apart, and the long road back to something like hope. Liz Dewhurst's world collapses in a single day — husband gone, job lost, confidence shattered. So she does what anyone might: flees to Scotland to lick her wounds. What starts as retreat becomes something stranger and more necessary — a reckoning with who she was, who she's become, and whether starting over means going back or striking out entirely. Rosamunde Pilcher's son writes with the same warmth and eye for emotional truth that made his mother a bestseller, but his voice is his own: understated, wry, and deeply humane. For anyone who's ever had to rebuild from rubble, or wanted to.