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Sarah Pekkanen
Sarah Pekkanen's work has been published in People, TheWashington Post, USA Today, The New Republic, The Baltimore Sun, Reader's Digest and Washingtonian, among others. Her debut novel, The Opposite of Me, was published in March 2010. She writes a monthly column for Bethesda Magazine, and has been an on-air contributor to NPR and E! Entertainment's "Gossip Show." She is the winner of a Dateline award and the Paul Miller Reporting Fellowship. Sarah lives in Chevy Chase, Maryland with her husband and three young sons.
Genres: Mystery, General Fiction, Literary Fiction
Novels
The Opposite of Me (2010)
Skipping a Beat (2011)
These Girls (2012)
The Best of Us (2013)
Catching Air (2014)
Things You Won't Say (2015)
The Perfect Neighbors (2016)
The Wife Between Us (2018) (with Greer Hendricks)
The Ever After (2018)
An Anonymous Girl (2018) (with Greer Hendricks)
Skipping a Beat (2011)
These Girls (2012)
The Best of Us (2013)
Catching Air (2014)
Things You Won't Say (2015)
The Perfect Neighbors (2016)
The Wife Between Us (2018) (with Greer Hendricks)
The Ever After (2018)
An Anonymous Girl (2018) (with Greer Hendricks)
Omnibus
Novellas
Sarah Pekkanen recommends
The Lake Season (2015)
Hannah McKinnon
"Hannah McKinnon's lyrical debut tells the story of a pair of very different sisters, both at a crossroads in life. McKinnon's great strength lies in her ability to reveal the many ways the two women wound - and ultimately heal - each other as only sisters can."
Close Enough to Touch (2017)
Colleen Oakley
"It's so rare these days to find an utterly original heroine like Jubilee - one who is bravely living an almost unimaginable life. Gripping, raw, and moving, this is one of my favorite novels of the year."
Every Wild Heart (2017)
Meg Donohue
"By turns sweet, funny, and tension-filled, Meg Donohue’s wonderful new novel shows us the power of wild hearts - and the remarkable females who possess them."
Mrs. Saint and the Defectives (2017)
Julie Lawson Timmer
"Another winner from the very talented Timmer-and a sweet, surprising story."
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