Cathy Lamb is the bestselling author of twelve novels, includingThe Man SheMarried, No Place I'd Rather Be, What I Remember Most, The Last Time I Was Me, Henry's Sistersand Julia's Chocolates. She lives with her family inOregon and can be found online atcathylamb.org.
OUTSTANDING PRAISE FOR CATHY LAMB AND HER NOVELS
THE MAN SHE MARRIED
“This fast, suspenseful story has quirky, warm characters that
contrast well with Zack’s dark past and the motives of a dangerous
stranger, all building to an action-filled, unexpected
resolution.”
—Library Journal
“Lamb opens her magnetic novel with a tantalizing glimpse of a
mystery, and a feisty heroine to root
for. . . . Add that to a fast-moving plot and a rewarding ending,
and Lamb has crafted a charmer fit for many keepers’ shelves.”
—Publishers Weekly
NO PLACE I’D RATHER BE
“Lamb’s story is raw, real, and robust. Fans of Hannah McKinnon and
Mary Kay Andrews will appreciate Lamb’s nuanced family dynamic,
while historical fiction readers will enjoy the Martindale
ancestry. With whip-smart wit and a touch of romance, Lamb presents
a tender and genuine novel.”
—Booklist
“There is a sweet romance and moving historical reference to how
one family is damaged for generations by war and persecution.”
—Library Journal
THE FIRST DAY OF THE REST OF MY LIFE
“The blending of three or more generations and the secrets they
harbor keeps this story moving briskly, culminating in a satisfying
ending that makes us believe that despite heartache and angst,
there can be such a thing as happily ever after.”
—New York Journal of Books
HENRY’S SISTERS
An Indie Next List Notable Book
“A story of strength and reconciliation and change.”
—The Sunday Oregonian
JULIA’S CHOCOLATES
“Julia's Chocolates is wise, tender, and very funny. In Julia
Bennett, Cathy Lamb has created a deeply wonderful character, brave
and true. I loved this beguiling novel about love, friendship
and the enchantment of really good chocolate.”
—Luanne Rice, New York Times bestselling author
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