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Meg Mitchell Moore



Meg Mitchell Moore worked for several years as a journalist. Her work has been published in Yankee, Continental, Women's Health, Advertising Age and many other business and consumer magazines. She received a B.A. from Providence College and a master's degree in English Literature from New York University. The Arrivals is her first novel. Her second novel will be published by Reagan Arthur Books in 2012. Meg lives in northern Massachusetts with her husband, their three children and a beloved border collie.
 


Genres: General Fiction, Romance
 
New and upcoming books
May 2025

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Mansion Beach
 
Novels
   The Arrivals (2011)
   So Far Away (2012)
   The Admissions (2015)
   The Captain's Daughter (2017)
   The Islanders (2019)
   Two Truths and a Lie (2020)
   Vacationland (2022)
   Summer Stage (2023)
   Mansion Beach (2025)
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Meg Mitchell Moore recommends
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The Year of Second Chances (2023)
Lara Avery
"A lively, witty ride with a strong cast of supporting characters. Avery tackles the topic of grief in a way that manages to feel lighthearted and profound at the same time. I flew through this book and loved every page."
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Wedding of the Season (2023)
Lauren Edmondson
"Elin Hilderbrand meets Edith Wharton meets Brideshead Revisited in this delightfully juicy tale of a Newport family's fading fortunes on the eve of a society wedding. I loved every minute."
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Room and Board (2022)
Miriam Parker
"When one door closes, so they tell us, another one opens--and we're all lucky that the one Miriam Parker throws wide for us in Room and Board is to the prestigious west coast Glen Ellen Academy, where thirty-something former student Gillian takes a job as a dorm mom after a rough patch in New York City sends her packing from her high-profile job. Just scandal-filled enough to be juicy, goodhearted enough to be charming, with a first-rate cast of characters, Room and Board proves that while you may not be able to go home again, you can definitely go back to boarding school--and you might like it even better the second time around."

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