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As they navigate
midlife in Manhattan, 50-somethings Kaye, Barbara and Ellen are not shrinking
violets: Kaye, her children grown, is having an affair; Barbara, widowed with an
empty nest, writes erotic novels under a pen name; and Ellen, whose husband has
left their childless marriage, must watch him start a new family with a much
younger woman—while bearing a secret.... Schieber (Willing Spirits)
never falls back on easy answers or convenient outcomes; with patience and
sensitivity, she illuminates the three women's choices and their friendship.

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Publisher’s Weekly
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Jodi Picoult praised Phyllis Schieber's debut
novel, Willing Spirits, as "beautifully
written, full of wit and wisdom and heart."
Now Phyllis Schieber
offers another candid and poignant tale
of women, their deepest longings and their most profound secrets. . .
Phyllis Schieber
gets into the hearts and minds of her
wonderfully rich and well rounded characters
in a story that touches the readers hearts and minds.
Smart fiction
that makes you think... what could be better?
- M.J. Rose - Author of The Reincarnationist

The Sinner's Guide to Confession
is
an
absorbing read in its breezy study of friendship, family and couple
relationships. The novel revolves around the lives and secrets of three women
friends - their loves, hopes, trials and ultimate resolution of quandaries. In a
fast paced revelation of complicated real life, each friend’s secret becomes an
admission leading to "confession." A real page-turner.
Helen Barolini, author of Umbertina

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