They never should have met. They had nothing in common — that is, until Nathan cheated on his wife, Juliette; Tia had Nathan's baby; and Caroline adopted the little girl. Suddenly the birth of one small child connects three strangers forever. Tia believed adoption would be easy.

Chatelaine book review: The Comfort Of Lies by Randy Susan Meyers

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Becky Aikman, a journalist who was kicked out of a grief-support group, talks with Alanna Glassman about finding hope after loss by forging a rebel path.

Chatelaine book review: Saturday Night Widows by Becky Aikman

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A shy girl lands a celebrity husband after a whirlwind romance, but life in the limelight isn't all its cracked up to be.

Chatelaine book review: The Aviator's Wife by Melanie Benjamin

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Coming of age in the 1960s, two friends struggle to fit in with societal norms. Alex, the vivacious beauty, is determined to become a film star, and Rebecca, quiet and bookish, wants to study medicine despite her parents' disapproval of her ambitious career choice.

Autobiography Of Us by Aria Beth Sloss

Mythical city? Check. Mind-reading cats? Check. Teen assassins? Check. Riffing on the trend of adolescent killers (The Hunger Games, Grave Mercy, Graceling) comes this lively debut centred on 16-year-old Nisha. 

Chatelaine book review: City Of A Thousand Dolls by Miriam Forster

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