<p>Susannah Emory&#39;s problem is that she can&#39;t be content with an easy life.&nbsp; Living in Seattle at the upper end of middle age, she asks, "Now what?"&nbsp; Widowed and introspective, attractive and witty, Susannah&#39;s family and friends call on her wise, provocative and loving presence as they address such life issues as parenting, adultery and death.&nbsp; At the same time, she&#39;s trying to negotiate modern dating and sexual mores, ageism, and her own insecurities.&nbsp; She&#39;s determine not to be held back.</p>