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When John and Susan meet they find in each other the alchemy and connection of friend and lover, husband and wife. As they await the birth of their second child, all seems right with their world. Then the unthinkable happens. "Love," Weidener writes, "is a long close scrutiny." This is a story of adversity and strength, courage and honor, of deep love and loss which asks the question . . . if you had to do it all over again knowing what would happen, would you? The sequel to this memoir is Morning at Wellington Square, the story of a single woman's faith in the day-to-day adventure of...

Newly-divorced and on her own, 40-something Ava Stuart forges a new life. One day, at a signing in the local library for her novel, a tall, dark-haired man walks in and stands in the back of the room. Jay Scioli is a wanderer - a man who has said good-bye to innocence, the U. S. Army, and corporate America. His outlook on life having changed, his health shattered by illness, he writes a memoir. In his isolation, he searches for an editor to help him pick up the loose ends. Time may be running out. He is drawn to the striking and successful Ava. Facing one setback after another, their love...

Morning at Wellington Square offers an intimate portrait of a woman's search for passion and renewal as she navigates a new path after the death of her husband and loss of her career as a journalist. The prequel to this book is Again in a Heartbeat, a memoir of love, loss and dating again. Morning at Wellington Square is a brave and beautiful book. By telling what is hers to tell without pretension, and with elegance, Ms. Weidener widens the field of possibilities for memoir writers across a spectrum of experience." Mary Pierce Brosmer, Founder, Women Writing for (a)...