Where You Once Belonged

“A must-read for anyone who loves stories full of dynamic and well-fleshed-out female characters… . Women’s fiction, suspense, or drama readers won’t want to miss this book… . one of those stories that lingers with you, and prompts you to reflect on the events that shape who you are.”—Readers’ Favorite, FIVE STARS “I couldn’t put this one down! A smart, absorbing contemporary novel with a touch of magic, Where You Once Belonged is a must-read for anyone who loves to root for the underdog. Lorna Graham has gifted her readers with an expertly paced, riveting examination of power structures, justice, and what constitutes a true happy ending. Readers will love these characters!”—L. Alison Heller, author of The Neighbor’s Secret, The Never Never Sisters and The Love Wars “Compelling and timely, Where You Once Belonged is a gripping story of an executive’s journey back to her past and toward an awareness of her current, flawed self. As she did in her first novel, Lorna Graham uses the supernatural to excellent effect, with historical characters holding modernity to account.”—Daphne Uviller, author of This Was Not The Plan “Where You Once Belonged is a brilliant tale of abandonment, betrayal, and friendship that winds back and forth in time, illuminating the ways in which a woman’s past have tragically affected her present. Mysticism lends its hand, and life-shaping misunderstandings surface­—leading to truths that bring clarity and grace. Lorna Graham’s writing is mesmerizing, empathetic, and so absorbing that readers will find this novel impossible to put down.”—Karen Uhlmann, author of Intersections“Where You Once Belong pulls you in like a beach read, makes you think like a book club pick, and delivers a whopper of a twist like the best TV magazine show. I couldn’t put it down and the ending—that’s somehow both shattering and uplifting—still haunts me.”—Andrea Canning, Dateline NBC correspondent

Lorna Graham is the author of The Ghost of Greenwich Village (Random House/Ballantine) and is a writer at Dateline NBC. She has written numerous documentaries, including Auschwitz, produced by Steven Spielberg and narrated by Meryl Streep, which competed at the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival. Across numerous films, PSAs, and speeches, she’s written for Presidents Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush, Tom Hanks, Harrison Ford, and Morgan Freeman. She graduated from Barnard College and lives in Greenwich Village.

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