She's been hiding a secret for decades. But in order to move forward, she'll need to reckon with the past… Maeve Sheering is living fabulously. Fiercely independent, wickedly sharp, and infallibly stylish, the fortysomething crusader works as the communications director for a lawmaker passing a promising water safety bill. But now an insufferable scientist from her past has partnered with her boss to take down a local polluter... and it could jeopardize everything Maeve has worked for. Forced into an unwanted collaboration with her former adversary, Maeve suppresses her frustration with his tactics—and the memory of how their rivalry years ago led to the worst night of her life. But as she gets to know him, she begins to wonder if their differences may be the very thing that binds them together. Now Maeve finds herself confronting her past and lowering her defenses, risking her heart in the process. It's a risk that could lead not only to saving her community but also to a chance at healing and connection she never saw coming. Easily read as a standalone novel or as the sequel to Catherine and the Wind, Maeve in the Morning is a story about facing vulnerabilities and learning to trust others—and about how self-discovery can come from the least likely of places.