Rochelle Weinstein is the USA Today and Amazon bestselling author of emotionally driven women’s fiction, including This Is Not How It Ends, Somebody’s Daughter, Where We Fall, The Mourning After, and What We Leave Behind. Her latest book is entitled When We Let Go, and is chock-full of warmth, heartache, and hope. She joined me to talk about her latest release as well as her path to becoming an author.
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