Where Did We Go Wrong Again? - Tapa blanda

Forgiveness is the pulse that sustains all friendships.The most anticipated sequel of the year...Where Did We Go Wrong? left readers asking, “Who got shot?” Where Did We Go Wrong Again? picks up immediately after the shooting. One of the beloved characters is critically wounded and another is murdered. The bonds of friendship and love are tested after the tragedy causes everyone to make irrational decisions that complicate their lives even more. Life will never be the same as each character is forced to make a life changing decision. Can relationships be salvaged in time to help one other through the consequences of poor judgment?

Monica Mathis-Stowe is a native of Washington, D.C., and a graduate of Nyack College. When she's not pounding the keyboard crafting her next novel, she works as an investigator in the metropolitan Washington area. During her youth, she was introduced to the world of romantic fiction, and it was "love at first read"--She simply couldn't get enough and desired the powers authors possessed. The ability to make people feel and experience life through her words and stories. Instead of just reading novels, she studied them, determined to join the ranks of the many published authors whose work she enjoyed. Although she enjoys reading all genres, her favorite is contemporary and romantic fiction with strong, independent women as lead characters. Monica's debut novel, Where Did We Go Wrong? released in March 2012 followed by Where Did We Go Wrong Again? in January 2013. Her novels describe the drama in relationships among families, lovers, friends, and colleagues. She likes to take her readers on a roller-coaster ride of emotions that will make them laugh, cry, gasp, think, and question people and the actions and decisions they make. There is nothing more exciting to her than creating a fictional world with flawed characters who take over her mind and tell her how they want the story to play out. Monica is a member of Romance Writers of America (RWA) and several writer's networks and groups.