How difficult is it to live in truth when you live with another? When is a relationship worth saving, and when is it better to let it go? In her previous novels, Elizabeth Berg has demonstrated a rare talent for laying bare the lives of ordinary people and everyday events with startling clarity, focus, and raw emotion. In Say When, she again negotiates perfectly the fine balance between humor and poignancy as she charts the days and nights of a family whose normalcy has been shattered. Told from the point of view of a man who goes overnight from being a husband to his wife's roommate, this an is absorbing story of working through denial and pain toward personal responsibility and redemption.