Meg Mitchell Moore worked for several years as a journalist for a variety of publications before turning to fiction. She lives in the beautiful coastal town of Newburyport, Mass., with her husband and their three daughters. The Islanders is her fifth novel.
"This fast-paced, witty beach read has all the elements of a great
drama, including a Greek chorus of second-grade moms providing
color commentary. Perfect for fans of Big Little Lies and Little
Fires Everywhere." — Booklist
“[A] scintillating, dishy, and dark novel perfect for those who
enjoyed Never Have I Ever and Big Little Lies.” —
Bookreporter.com
“Meg Mitchell Moore fills [Maeve Binchy’s] big shoes. . . . If
you’re feeling landlocked and water-deprived, The Islanders is the
ticket to the getaway you need.” — New York Times Book Review
“Moore’s narrative is fast-paced, and her lead characters are
flawed and believable. Readers looking for an emotional tale will
find much to enjoy.” — Publishers Weekly
“With complex characters and vivid landscape descriptions, this fun
beach read from Moore has just enough drama to keep readers
wondering how the story will unfold. For fans of women’s fictions
such as the works of Elin Hilderbrand and Nancy Thayer.” — Library
Journal on The Islanders
“A beautifully in-depth novel chronicling the intersection of the
lives of three strangers during one fateful summer. [Moore’s]
characters are strong, and the realistic situations are both
heartfelt and heartbreaking. An excellent combination of character
exploration and intrigue.” — Booklist
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