Laura: This is a book about four women who are each in a major crossroads moment of their lives. As a result, they're isolating and hiding and pretending like so many of us do when we're in those crossroads moments because we're afraid of being judged or we feel guilty or ashamed. Finally, one of the women, Willa, the protagonist, reaches out to an old friend and she spills it. Her friend comes up with this idea that perhaps they should have a week away from their lives and they should invite people who are also at major crossroads moments all looking at the question that we're all looking at right now, which is, so now what? These four women get together. The recipe that they follow is one that I hope others will too. Willa invites her friend Bliss. Bliss invites her friend Harriet. Harriet invites her friend Jane. Each of them has at least one good friend. They convene in Montana for a week. They help each other find their answers to, so now what? They do so by having those conversations that we all need to be having and so often aren't. That's the question. Four women. One week. One question. The question is, so now what?