The March Home

For nearly a century, the women of the March family have carried stories they never quite finished telling.

When Meg Ishmael arrives in Lenox, Massachusetts to help rebrand a stranger's family farm, she expects a straightforward job and a good line for her portfolio. What she gets instead is an elderly client with a story she's determined to finally tell someone - and a growing feeling that this family's history might be closer to her own than either of them lets on.

Over one unforgettable season, Meg hears it all. Becca, who waited fourteen years for a man the war may or may not give back. Lila, who risked everything on a man everyone else had already judged. Sheba, who was given a second chance most people never get, and had to decide what to do with it.

Each story pulls Meg a little further into a hundred-year-old question she didn't know her own life was about to ask her.
Because her own heart is caught in exactly the same place - a good man, an ocean between them, and every sensible reason to let him go.

The March women before her all had to decide. Now it's Meg's turn.

The March Home is a sweeping, multigenerational love story spanning a century, three sisters, and one family's long, quiet reckoning with the cost of staying - and the courage it takes to finally go.