Single mother, business executive, and breast cancer survivor Hannah Matthews, struggling to cope with her ornery grandmother and her daughter's unexpected pregnancy, finds her life further complicated by an old flame's return.

Deciding to marry, Mickey, a man with bipolar disorder, and Lucy, a woman with a family history of cancer, struggle through challenges for years before receiving a surprise that forces them to redefine what they believe about love.

The former "Good Morning America" host speaks candidly about her battle against breast cancer, sharing insights into how it shaped her perspectives as a woman, family member, and awareness advocate.

"Peyton Prescott would give anything for the carefree life she knew before breast cancer changed everything. But instead of using her second chance to move forward, she's stuck promoting the memoir her brother convinced her to write, thus reliving the very battle she wants to forget. If she hopes her European book tour will allow her to enjoy revisiting her favorite travel-writing destinations, she's wrong: her PR whiz is too consumed with his own...

Uses the author's family experience to explore the human aspect of mutations on the BRCA gene, known as the "breast cancer" gene, discussing the decision of many patients to have preventative masectomies after testing positive for the mutation.

Sixteen-year-old Erin's life is fairly normal until she learns that her mother has breast cancer and she, too, may carry a mutated gene, so amid high school dramas including betrayal by her best friend, she must consider preemptive surgery to guarantee she will not be stricken.

A meditation on pain and economics that draws on the author's experiences as a single parent with a catastrophic illness to explore emerging ideas about mortality and the gendered politics of healthcare.

In this very personal book, Good Morning America anchor Amy Robach retraces the 12 months following her breast cancer diagnosis in October 2013, revealing details about her on-air mammogram on GMA, her treatment and its impact on her work life and family life, and her emotional journey from initial shock and devastation to resilience, bravery, and hope.