This Much is True - A Conversation with Katherine Sherbrook
About this Event
About This Much Is True
A mother faces an impossible dilemma as her daughter’s future hangs in the balance.
On her fifty-eighth birthday, Veronica Harmon feels blessed—with a fulfilling veterinary career, a wonderful marriage, and three grown children. As her youngest daughter celebrates her first solo art show with family and future in-laws, Veronica is stunned to recognize Ted, the father of the groom, as the man whose actions during high school forever altered the course of her life.
Over the course of one emotionally charged weekend, Veronica must confront long-buried memories and grapple with an impossible choice. If she remains silent, she risks having the man who changed her life become a permanent part of her family’s future. If she reveals the truth, she could shatter cherished relationships and jeopardize her daughter’s happiness.
Rich in emotional depth, This Much Is True is a compelling novel about family, resilience, forgiveness, and the life-changing power of truth.
Advance Praise
“Astute, arresting, and profound… So many women have been waiting to read this novel and so many men need to read it.”
—Susan Donovan Bernhard, author of Winter Loon and Westerly
“Sherbrooke’s vivid prose transported me back to high school… This book asks important questions about what we as women are forced to carry and what it takes to lay those burdens down.”
—Alisyn Camerota, award-winning journalist and author of Combat Love and Amanda Wakes Up
“Packed with relatable emotion… Brace yourself for an ending that is as surprising as it is deeply satisfying.”
—Lynne Reeves, author of The Dangers of an Ordinary Night
“In this artfully crafted novel, a woman grapples with a long-hidden secret that threatens to upend everything she loves… This story—and this reckoning—will stay with me for a long time.”
—J.J. Elliott, author of There Are No Rules for This
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