Every Day

By Marie Mosley

The Chandler siblings share an unshakable devotion to their mother, Ellen. While Mark faces middle age with growing dread, Claire copes with single motherhood. And Amy, the baby, refuses to compromise in anything, particularly love. But when Ellen has a stroke, Amy learns a family secret no child wants to hear, and is drawn to divorced surgeon Seth Donovan who tries to help her make sense of things.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0821766414
• ISBN13: 9780821766415
• Release Date: January 2001
• Publisher: Zebra Books
• Length: 320 Pages
• Weight: 0.36 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.2" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

Beach Read

A long held secret tears the Chandler family apart. Amy, Claire and Mark have always been close but now each is left to struggle with their individual problems AND the secret alone.Resentments come out and it seems as if the family will never find their way back to each other.One will find a wrong love, one will risk a marriage and one will refuse to trust a new relationship.It will take another crisis before things are resolved.A good relationship novel.

Interesting story!

Every Day by Marie Mosley is an interesting book about personal and interpersonal relationships. The characters are individually and artistically developed making the reader want to continue to read on. The story revolves around family blessings & love and also the family secret that tests the strength of the relationships. It is quick and enjoyable reading.

A good book to read on a rainy Sunday

"Every Day" is the story of a young woman who finds out that her parents are not who she thought they were. This realization affects her and her siblings, as well as a future romance. This book kept me engaged and interested, although I would have liked to know more about the middle sibling, Claire, because she had to deal with her older brothers ranting and her little sisters confusion. I would definately recommend this book to others, as well as read additional books by this author. A truly romantic novel that has substance. Good Job.