A generation ago, Mothers Coming Together may have been called Girl's Night Out, but the local Orange Cove, Florida, chapter of the organization allows mommies an excuse to have some grown up conversation and talk honestly with other women. Bonded by their common experiences, Chloe, Anna, Juliet and Grace support each other through the challenges of raising children.

Restaurant critic Anna's divorce was almost final by the time her son Charlie was born. Now that the love of her life is a two-year-old toddler though, she's wondering if it's time to re-enter the dating scene. Juliet is determined not to let her pre-school twin daughters prevent her from making partner at her law firm, even though her stay-at-home husband is increasingly uncomfortable with the amount of time Juliet spends at the office. Chloe thought her husband was excited about her pregnancy, but once the baby arrives, James isn't interested in helping her and she's soon overwhelmed. Grace is the new president of Mothers Coming Together and she's well-qualified, since she stays at home with three daughters under six years old. But Grace only compares herself to other women according to one measurement, and everyone seems thinner than she is. Each of these women has been MOMMY TRACKED and with the support of their friends, they can find ways to survive and thrive.

Whether you are currently a mommy or never planning to have little ones of your own, you'll love being a part of this group of mothers as they share their triumphs and disappointments with the ever-changing expectations and demands of modern motherhood. Whitney Gaskell expands the challenges of motherhood beyond a laundry list of ideas by combining elements from the lives of four women, plus many of their mommy friends, into a funny, honest and thought-provoking examination of the ways having a child changes a woman's career, her marriage and her self- image. With four distinct storylines, this book has a plot to please every reader. Once you start reading, you'll wish these women could be your new mommy-mentors!