"Morning at Wellington Square" opens thirteen years after the death of Susan's beloved husband. Her children are away at college and questions about navigating a new path and finding her way as a single woman begin to take shape, setting the stage for a woman's search for meaning in middle age. From online dating to the newsroom of a big city newspaper, to Cape May, NJ and the Kentucky countryside, this memoir is a journey of life's lessons. The prequel to this book is "Again in a Heartbeat, a memoir of love, loss and dating again." "Morning at Wellington Square" is a brave and beautiful book. By telling what is hers to tell without pretension, and with elegance, Ms. Weidener widens the field of possibilities for memoir writers across a spectrum of experience." Mary Pierce Brosmer, Founder, Women Writing for (a) Change "The lesson I took away from her book was this: if we are open to where life takes us, we make discoveries and we create a new life that opens out in its magic to offer us ways to live that we might never have discovered. In "Morning at Wellington Square ," we invest in the adventure of day-to-day living, discovery, and renewal." Linda Joy Myers, founder, National Association of Memoir Writers