Explore the ties that bind women across generations, and what it costs to break free of them, as Michaela Kalowski leads three brilliant novelists in an insightful and moving conversation about motherhood, sisterhood and belonging.

Brooke Davis, author of the international bestseller Lost & Found, returns with No One's Looking, a wickedly funny novel about two middle-aged sisters who begin to unravel the roles of ‘good girl’ and ‘dutiful mother’ they've played their whole lives. In Munira Tabassum Ahmed's debut, The Clinging Thing, Iqra returns to her mother's home after the loss of a pregnancy, and finds herself pulled back through the memories, rituals and unspoken debts of the women who came before her. And in Eleanor Limprecht's tense, propulsive Cul-de-Sac, a mother flees a controlling marriage for her own mother's alpaca farm, only to find that motherhood itself may be the one thing she can't escape.