November 2023 International Book Of The Month official selection of The Pulpwood Queens and Timber Guys Book Club and Reading Nation.Ī sister’s love versus a cruel fate.
Winner of the 2022 Firebird Book Awards in two categories.
Winner of the 2022 Indies Today Award for Best Contemporary Fiction. Winner of the 2022 Indies Today Award for Best Contemporary Fict A novel that will appeal to readers of Jodi Picoult, Miriam Toews and Jennifer Weiner. Enter to win one of 100 copies of this powerful tale of fierce love, loss and redemption inspired by the author's life.moreĪ novel that will appeal to readers of Jodi Picoult, Miriam Toews and Jennifer Weiner. She’s also an avid hiker who finds her solace in nature, a worshipper of waves and Italian cooking.Enter to win one of 100 copies of this powerful tale of fierce love, loss and redemption inspired by the author's life. She's a proud member of the Authors' Guild and a volunteer with the Women's Fiction Writers Association. She shares her home with her husband, a skittish rescue dog and the occasional strays she picks up to find them a forever home. Raised in Milan, Italy, she moved to Los Angeles in 1992. She has been a storyteller since she learned to form complete sentences and became a professional writer at eighteen. Gloria Mattioni is the author of several books and a long-time magazine contributor. It takes an exhausting and lonely year for stubborn Claire to listen to her silent sister. Would her non-verbal sister want to go on struggling, damaged as she is, or end her suffering? Forsaking her career, Claire hardly leaves her sister’s side, refusing to give up the hope of healing. Claire is faced with a dilemma impossible to solve. They may be different, but have remained close despite the distance. Her sister, Ondina - now walking on the edge of death or a severely limited life - is wise, cautious, and sociable. Claire is a gritty decision-maker, a lone wolf who values freedom above all else. Claire Waters, an Italian mystery writer living in Los Angeles rushes to Italy after her older sister's devastating brain-hemorrhage, determined to restore her to health - or help her die with dignity. A story of fierce love and heartbreaking grief. Can anybody know what's best for others? What happens when loved ones are no longer able to speak for themselves and crucial decisions about their care need to be made by their relatives? A sister’s love versus a cruel fate. This event is free to attend and will be held in the courtyard at DIESEL, A Bookstore in Brentwood. Join us Tuesday September 20th at 6:30 pm as we welcome Gloria Mattioni to the store to discuss and sign California Sister.
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