Jillian Medoff Books in Order
Explore Jillian Medoff’s books in order, with descriptions of novels examining family loyalties, personal crises, workplace relationships, privilege, and secrets.
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Jillian Medoff books in publication order
6 books
Hunger Point
by Jillian Medoff
1997
Directionless Frannie Hunter returns to her parents’ Long Island home as her younger sister is hospitalized for anorexia. Her family’s expectations and her own troubled relationship with food and body image complicate the crisis. Dark humor accompanies her struggle to understand herself and those she loves.
Good Girls Gone Bad
by Jillian Medoff
2002
Actuary Janey Fabre joins group therapy while obsessing over an ex boyfriend and hiding painful family history. The women she meets gradually become allies, determined to solve one another’s problems. Their shared mischief turns into revenge, forcing Janey to confront secrets beneath her carefully managed life.
I Couldn't Love You More
by Jillian Medoff
2012
Eliot Gordon’s carefully balanced blended family is unsettled when an old love returns. Then a beach outing forces her to make an unbearable decision about which child to save. The consequences test family bonds, parental love, and the limits of choices that cannot be undone.
This Could Hurt
by Jillian Medoff
2018
Human resources chief Rosa Guerrero anchors the lives of employees at a struggling consumer research company. Her staff navigate workplace attachments, ambition, loneliness, and financial pressure. When Rosa’s own world begins to fail, their loyalty and sense of purpose face unexpected tests.
When We Were Bright and Beautiful
by Jillian Medoff
2022
Cassie Quinn returns to her wealthy Manhattan family after her brother Billy is accused of sexual assault. As they assemble his defense, family loyalty collides with uncomfortable evidence and buried history. Cassie’s own experiences complicate her certainty about innocence, consent, privilege, and the truth.
The Life or Death Committee
by Jillian Medoff
2027
In 1961 Seattle, seven citizens are asked to choose which gravely ill patients will receive scarce dialysis treatment. Their intersecting lives reveal the personal pressures behind decisions that force them to weigh fairness, responsibility, and the value of human life.
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