New Releases by Faith Baldwin

A happily married suburban matron must learn to accept life again after the tragic, accidental death of her husband.

Gives Lenore Smith advice on finding a publisher for a cookbook and gives David Smith, Lenore''s grandson, a few pointers on writing a novel; describes her daughter, Ann Cuthrell, as an artist specializing in depicting wild animals.

"Judith, at 23, had already broken two engagements to attractive, suitable men. Then she fell deeply in love with Matthew Norman-Matthew with the dark face, the clear gray eyes, the pleasure-loving mouth. But Matthew was the wrong person in every respect. For one thing, she didn''t really like him. She''d known him since they were children, and she thought him selfish and spoiled. For another thing, he was married. And his adoring wife was pregnant with their first child. The only honorable solution was to run away to some other city where she needn''t ever see him again. Neither he nor his wife must ever know how she felt. But how far and how long could she run? And what would happen when she had to stop running?--BOOK COVER.