remarried people

Beautiful Undine Spragg from Apex, Kansas, is a social climber. Her society career, marriages, divorces, and conquests are all part of her greed.

An old country home in Hertfordshire called Howards End becomes the object of an inheritance dispute between the Wilcox family and the Schlegel sisters.

Environmentalist Isabel Green, still conflicted over the suicide of her first husband, marries for peace rather than passion the second time around, but while vacationing with her new spouse's parents in the Adirondacks, it becomes desperately clear she has made the wrong choice.

Presents two stories by Henry James, "What Maisie Knew", recounting the adventures of Maisie, a little girl in nineteenth-century England who bears witness to the self-involved, adulterous behavior of nearly every adult around her, following her parents' divorce; and the short story "The Pupil".

Single mother Vida Avery, having earned a reputation as a strict, but brilliant English teacher at the private Maine academy where she has lived and worked for fifteen years, inexplicably agrees to marry a local widower with three children, and while her son Peter relishes the idea of a real home and family, Vida, never a fan of the real world, begins to self-destruct.

Olivia Jones, a single mother with a deep longing for family and security, finds her heart's desire when she accepts a job helping seventy-year-old Natalie Seebring, owner of a New England vineyard, write her memoirs.

Isla and her two children are struggling to overcome her ex-husband's horrific actions and move on with their lives, but first they must all face the past and come to terms with reality.

Frederica Hatch finds her comfortable world transformed by Laura Lee French, a new college dorm mother and former Rockette who had once been married to Frederica's father.