Elizabeth Flock Books in Order

Television reporter Isabel Murphy suffers a breakdown while covering Princess Diana's death and enters psychiatric treatment. Confronting the expectations behind her apparently successful life, she struggles to understand her distress and find a path toward recovery.

Eight-year-old Carrie tries to protect her little sister Emma from their abusive stepfather in rural North Carolina. With their mother unwilling to intervene, the sisters plan an escape from a home where they cannot feel safe.

Henry Powell grows up burdened by guilt over a family tragedy that occurred when he was seven. As his promising future gives way to obligations at home, he struggles to escape the life he feels trapped within.

Samantha Friedman feels disconnected from her husband and adopted teenage daughter, whose search for belonging leads toward drugs and her birth mother. An unexpected romantic connection forces Samantha to reconsider her own identity and family life.

Nine-year-old Carrie moves to a new town with her mother, who forbids any mention of Emma. Friendship with another girl introduces Carrie to a family whose hidden history becomes entangled with her own painful past.