Note: Therese Fowler was recently named Humanities and Social Sciences 2017 Distinguished Alumna. It All Comes Down to This is a stunning tale of people struggling to wring the most from their lives while facing the uncertainty of what their lives should be.When Life Imitates Art: The Letter Z was the beginning of many things for best-selling writer (and now producer) Therese Anne Fowler “ Fowler writes like a contemporary Edith Wharton, peeling back layers of class and custom to reveal the mysteries of love, longing, and fate.
What it comes down to is this: Therese Anne Fowler’s insight into the way we re-open ourselves for love, time and again, speaks stirringly to the heart.” ~ Wilton Barnhardt, New York Times bestselling author Three women whose chosen way to deal with sibling betrayals, sub-optimal husbands, artistic and financial failure, perverse directives from their mother’s will, and last-gasp chances for love is to plow right through the middle, the hard way. “ Fowler sure is fond of setting off big surprise-bombs in her novels-revelations that would have most families looking for a rug to sweep everything under. I read it in a single gulp.” ~ Karen Joy Fowler, PEN/Faulkner winner and New York Times bestselling author
Contemporary, but with a delightfully Austenish tone. “A compulsively readable, thoroughly enjoyable tale of three sisters, their histories, their problems, and their unraveling secrets. This novel is entertaining, in the best sense of the word, and a true page-turner.” ~ Ann Napolitano, New York Times bestselling author of Dear Edward
“It All Comes Down to This answered a need I didn’t even know I had―to read a big-hearted novel about middle-aged women reckoning with their own heavy secrets, and each other. –– Jess Walter, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Beautiful Ruins “ A smart and lively novel, one that had me turning its pages faster and faster, wondering if this indelible family could really untangle the deep lies that reveal an even deeper truth.”
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