The Confession Club

USA TODAY BESTSELLER • From the New York Times bestselling author of The Story of Arthur Truluv, comes an inspiring book about friendship, unexpected discoveries, and a second chance at love. A bunch of pals in Mason, Missouri, get more than they expected when they decide to launch a monthly supper club. One night, the schedule of friendly get-togethers—talking, laughing, and exchanging recipes, homemade food, and wine—completely shatters when one of the women divulges shockingly personal information. The dinner club then transforms into Confession Club, where the ladies get together once a week to discuss dinners as well as deeply personal fears, embarrassing past transgressions, and long-ago regrets. Their timing couldn't be better as they extend an invitation to Iris Winters and Maddy Harris to join them. Maddy has returned from New York to avoid an issue that is too huge for her to tackle alone, and Iris is torn between her affections for an attractive but troubled man and her own feelings. The club provides just the right amount of assistance to enable students to make some challenging choices. The Confession Club is endearing, touching, and motivational. Readers may also expect to witness a strong sense of friendliness, camaraderie, and community, just as in the previous Mason-based novels.A commendable Confession Club Berg deftly wraps her arms around this busy universe of quirky characters with heartbreaking secrets and unwavering faith. Readers who are new to Berg's Mason will be dazzled by this bright and fascinating story, and fans will be cheering for the next volume. "[A] feel-good testament to taking risks, falling love, and reinvention."—Publishers Weekly