Some Doubt About It: A Novel (Paperback)

“A fine summer read with a pleasant Cape Cod backdrop and convincing character development.” —Booklist“A humorous and heartbreaking debut. Two strong and feisty women—a famous life coach and a salty, snarky widow—reunite when one is accused of stealing the other’s work, which is now a bestselling book. Add in an imploding marriage, a possible second chance with a first love, and the beauty of Cape Cod…A beach read that will make you think about what is really important in a relationship.” —Pamela Kelley, USA Today bestselling author of The Bookshop by the Bay“Marion McNabb has written a story of the second chances that can revive wilted fortunes, with a little help from our friends. Her protagonist, Caroline, watches as her glorious life-coach life is upended by betrayal, and then has to fight her way back to a way of being that might just be more authentic—and even sweeter. Wiser doesn’t have to be sadder in this modern fable.” — Jacquelyn Mitchard, New York Times bestselling author of A Very Inconvenient Scandal“In pitch-perfect prose, Marion McNabb draws a portrait of two strong, feisty women—each at a crossroads—who reconnect when one is accused of stealing another’s work. Set against an idyllic and transporting Cape Cod backdrop, this novel is a vacation-in-pages that should be in every beach bag. A warm and witty story of reinvention, second chances, and the ways in which women shape each other’s lives, Some Doubt About It is a must-read book of summer!” —Kristy Woodson Harvey, New York Times bestselling author of A Happier Life“A philandering husband, a plagiarism scandal, and an acid-tongued former mentor collide, leaving bestselling author and happiness guru Caroline Beckett to question everything she thinks she knows about success and what it means to live a truly authentic life. Fast-paced, funny, and satisfyingly poignant, Some Doubt About It is a beach read that packs an emotional punch, reminding us that sometimes the second chance we really need is with ourselves.” —Barbara Davis, bestselling author of The Echo of Old Books