Seen At Last

Grace Brennan has spent two decades performing a life instead of living one.

At forty-two, Grace's world is defined by her therapy practice, her marriage, and her two teenage children. It is a life she built with care, yet one that has left her feeling increasingly invisible.

Allie has been Grace's colleague and friend for years—a steady, perceptive presence in the quiet halls of their shared office. But something has shifted between them. For the first time, Grace is being seen with a clarity that her husband and family have never reached—and it is terrifying.

What follows forces Grace to confront a dissolving marriage and a love she never allowed herself to imagine. She must decide if the cost of her family's status quo is worth what it costs to keep performing a life instead of living an authentic one.

A novel for readers of literary women's fiction exploring midlife identity, late-in-life coming out, and the courage it takes to choose an authentic life.