Die Ranch.

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In her 39th best-selling novel, Danielle Steel explores the reunion of three college roommates—Mary Stuart, Tanya, and Zoe—who come together after twenty years at a ranch in Wyoming. Once inseparable, their lives have taken different paths, leading them to successful careers and new roles as mothers and wives. Each woman finds herself alone for a few weeks one summer, grappling with personal challenges and memories of their past. Mary Stuart, married for twenty-two years, hides her loneliness behind volunteer work and struggles with guilt over her son's death, fearing her husband will never forgive her. Tanya, a celebrated rock star, enjoys fame but grapples with heartache over unfulfilled dreams of motherhood and relationships with opportunistic men. Dr. Zoe, a dedicated single mother and AIDS clinic doctor, is overwhelmed by her responsibilities and must confront unexpected news that prompts her to reassess her life. Despite the changes and pretenses that have developed over the years, their friendship remains a cherished bond. Their time at the ranch offers healing, the opportunity to confront old wounds, and the chance to renew love and connection. Steel poignantly captures the essence of friendship and the shared truths of their lives.