Somewhere, Something Incredible
United States

Somewhere, Something Incredible

by Susan Meissner

Summary

San Diego, 1969. As America prepares to land a man on the moon, Gwen is struggling to keep her family together. After a head injury transforms her eighty-year-old mother, Lucille, into a bold, unpredictable woman who invites a much younger man into her home, Gwen fears that her mother is being taken advantage of. Meanwhile, Gwen’s eighteen-year-old daughter is grieving a friend lost to the Vietnam War. As the world stands on the threshold of an extraordinary achievement, three generations of women must confront grief, control, and the courage it takes to let go.

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Susan Meissner
Susan Meissner

Susan Meissner is an American novelist known for historical fiction that explores family relationships, resilience, and the ways personal lives intersect with significant historical events. Born and raised in San Diego, California, she later lived in Minnesota, England, and Germany before returning to Southern California. Before becoming a full-time writer, she worked as a managing editor for a weekly newspaper in southwestern Minnesota and earned recognition as a columnist. Meissner has written more than two dozen novels for adults, many of which have received critical acclaim and starred reviews. Her best-known works include The Nature of Fragile Things (2021), The Last Year of the War (2019), As Bright as Heaven (2018), and A Fall of Marigolds (2014). Her fiction often brings historical settings to life through intimate stories of women facing extraordinary circumstances. She is also a speaker and writing workshop leader.

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Published
2027
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Susan Meissner