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Tracey Lange

Born in the Bronx and raised in Manhattan, Tracey Lange comes from a large Irish family with a few secrets of its own. She headed west and graduated from the University of New Mexico before owning and operating a behavioral healthcare company with her husband for fifteen years. While writing her debut novel,

We Are the Brennans, she completed the Stanford University online novel writing program. Tracey currently lives in Bend, Oregon, with her husband, two sons and their German Shepherd.

Genres: General Fiction

Novels

   We Are the Brennans (2021)
   The Connellys of County Down (2023)
   What Happened to the McCrays? (2025)

Tracey Lange recommends

The Good Parts (2026)
Evann Normandin
"A shattering exploration of love, grief, and second chances. I was all in with these characters and couldn't stop turning pages until the end."

The California Dreamers (2025)
Amy Mason Doan
"Doan's novel is a thoroughly enjoyable, tender story about the heartbreak of long-kept family secrets and the importance of telling the truth before it's too late. I was sad to reach the end of The California Dreamers and now have a soft spot for every member of this lovable clan. You will cheer for the Merricks!"

The Same Bright Stars (2024)
Ethan Joella
"I recognized and rooted for all the wonderful small-town characters in this moving story about a man at a crossroads in his life. Ethan Joella skillfully explores how grief shapes us, and he captures those perfect moments of human connection we all crave."

Perris, California (2024)
Rachel Stark
"Rachel Stark's beautiful debut novel is a gripping portrayal of generational trauma suffered by women living in rural poverty. But this heartbreaking story is ultimately one of healing and hope as she reminds us of our capacity for forgiveness and understanding."

Mercury (2024)
Amy Jo Burns
"It just doesn't get any better than this when it comes to a story about what it means to be family, whether it's the one you're born into or the one you create. From the moment I started Amy Jo Burns's new book I couldn't put it down-even though I didn't want it to end. You will fall in love with these beautifully drawn, unforgettable characters, who remind us of the strength of family bonds, and the importance of grace and forgiveness."

A Likely Story (2023)
Leigh McMullan Abramson
"Such a rich, clever story about the pitfalls of loving a celebrity."

In the Event of Death (2023)
Kimberly Young
"In this poignant story, Kimberly Young explores one woman's struggle to come to terms with a childhood trauma that threatens to cripple her just when her family needs her the most. In the Event of Death will challenge the way you think about death, and make you laugh and cry while you rejoice in a family's resilience."

The House Party (2022)
Rita Cameron
"Cameron's riveting novel explores the far reaching consequences of a high school party gone terribly wrong. The ensuing investigation exposes the fault lines lurking beneath an idyllic suburb. I couldn't stop turning pages as the police search for truth in a community where everyone has so much to lose. Ultimately it's a book about understanding what's really important and the power of forgiveness."

The Frederick Sisters Are Living the Dream (2022)
Jeannie Zusy
"The Frederick sisters will have you laughing out loud - often through tears - in this roller coaster ride of a novel that explores what it means to be family. A raw but uplifting story about trying to save people who don't want to be saved and getting past the shame of our own worst mistakes."

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