"A compelling tale woven from the eternal conflict between our need to belong, to be rooted, and our desire to escape those bonds and follow our passions.”
Judith Kirscht, novelist and author of The Camera’s Eye
“An intriguing view of life, of knowing one’s self, and of love within, without, or in spite of marriage.”
Mary Trimble, novelist and author of Maureen
“Dramatic, intimate, clear-eyed, incisive. Once you’ve spent time with Selene, Alex, and Griff, you’ll not only understand these people, you’ll fully believe in their lives.”
Holly Prado, poet and author of Really Truly: Autobiographies
