There's More Than One Way Home by Donna Levin

There's More Than One Way Home by Donna Levin

Anna Kagen seems to have it all: She's young, beautiful, and married to a wealthy, prominent man.

But within the walls of her San Francisco mansion, she spends her time dodging her husband's barbs and hunting down potential friends for her son, Jack, a 10-year-old on the autistic spectrum.

That old life suddenly seems idyllic when, on a school field trip, she makes the small error in judgment that sets in motion a chain of events that leads to another boy's death. Suddenly Jack is a suspect, her husband's career is in jeopardy, and Anna has to choose between loyalty to her son . and what may be her one chance at happiness.

Donna Levin has already published two critically acclaimed books, Extraordinary Means and California Street. She's also the author of Get That Novel Started and Get That Novel Written, two books about the craft of writing. Her work can be found at Boston University's Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center and the California State Library's collection of California novels. She currently resides in San Francisco.