Finalist for the Beverly Hills Book Award Anna Kagen seems to have it all: She's young, beautiful, and married to a wealthy, prominent man. But within the walls of her San Francisco mansion, she spends her time dodging her husband's barbs and hunting down potential friends for her son, Jack, a 10-year-old on the autistic spectrum. That old life suddenly seems idyllic when, on a school field trip, she makes the small error in judgment that sets in motion a chain of events that leads to another boy's death. Suddenly Jack is a suspect, her husband's career is in jeopardy, and Anna has to choose between loyalty to her son ... and what may be her one chance at happiness. "There's More Than One Way Home is that rare thing - an original story. In an extraordinary setting, the deepest human emotion and fears come to the fore in a curiously captivating and unexpected way." -Jacquelyn Mitchard, author, Oprah Book Club(r) Selection novel, The Deep End of the Ocean (Penguin Books) "[A] mother questions her relationships with family and friends after classmates accuse her autistic son of murdering a student.... Through herfast-paced prose, engaging plot, and sharp insights, Levin underscores how intolerance and ignorance can cause difficult situations to spiral out of control.... A witty, modern voice delivers a captivating tale about a mysterious death that feels like a light read but soon submerges the reader deep into the throes of substance." - Kirkus Reviews "Donna Levin is a storytelling pro, who creates characters who come alive in every scene." - Lalita Tademy, author Oprah Book Club(r) Selection novel Cane River (Warner Books) and Red River (Grand Central Publishing) "At the heart of Donna Levin's novel, There's More than One Way Home, is the narrator's search for autonomy ... The novel's strength lies in its ability to go beyond superficialities. ... There's More than One Way Home deals substantively with issues like autism, and by doing so, stands to appeal to abroad audience as a worthy entry into popular fiction." - Geraldine Richards, Foreword Reviews "A complex protagonist trapped in a tragic circumstance that affects so many.... A book that most readers will devour in a weekend." - Donna Gillespie, author of the The Light Bearer and Lady of the Light(Berkley/Putnam)" "Donna Levin is a master storyteller and captures the quirky path that a mother of a child with autism must navigate to protect a son who can't walk it alone. She does it with warmth, sensitively and great humor. I enjoyed every moment of the nail biting plot!" - Laura Shumaker, San Francisco Chronicle autism columnist/blogger "This standout book delivers a tightly woven plot that unwinds through dramatic scenes rendered with depth ... this isa smart, wise and big-hearted book.... There's More Than One Way Home could easily be a bestseller." -- Booklist (starred review) "Have you ever fallen in love with anauthor for the first time through their third, or fourth, or even fifth bookand wondered: where have you been all my life and why didn't I discover you sooner?! (And then proceeded to buy everythingthey've ever written?) .... Donna Levin's There's More Than One Way Home shedslight on the misunderstanding and hostility that so many people, especiallyyoung people, with disabilities face." -E Ce Miller, Bustle.com "Levin knows how to engage and entertain a reader." - Lesley Kagen,author of Whistling in the Dark and Tomorrow River (Penguin Group) "[A] novelist to keep high on your reading list." - Digby Diehl, theLos Angeles Times (on California Street) "There's a new author on the literary block and she is good - very good." - Ruth McGregor Coyne, Rocky Mountain News (on Extraordinary Means) Do we have to pretend our children on the spectrum are really angels in disguise in order to prove that we love them?  I wanted to write a novel in which the heroine-mom is honest with herself about the situation--while clearly loving her son. Donna Levin is the author of two acclaimed previous novels, Extraordinary Means and California Street. She has also written two books on the craft of writing: Get That Novel Started and Get That Novel Written. Her work is included in the Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center at Boston University and in the California State Library's collection of California novels. She lives in San Francisco.