Benedict Wells' novel explores the intricate web of family ties, loss, and the search for belonging, offering readers a poignant meditation on how formative experiences shape a person’s path through life. Through the journey of Jules Moreau and his siblings, the narrative delves into the profound impact of childhood trauma, resilience, and the ever-present yearning to overcome isolation. Wells’ storytelling is marked by its emotional depth and psychological insight, inviting reflection on the ways individuals navigate grief and forge connections in a world marked by impermanence.

• Childhood experiences can cast long shadows, influencing identity...
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