It's about the aftermath. It's about what happens after a stranger breaks into a house and attacks a family. It's about the sisters who must barricade themselves behind a splintering door while tethered on the phone to 911. It's about the father who nearly dies. It's about the son who hides. And everything after.
Told in alternating perspectives, this is a powerful, moving story about a family that has its facade shattered by a random act of violence -- and must deal with what is discovered underneath.
Eireann Corrigan
Eireann Corrigan is the author of the poetry memoir
You Remind Me of You, and the novels
Splintering,
Ordinary Ghosts,
The Believing Game,
Creep, and
Accomplice, which
Publishers Weekly called "haunting and provocative" in a starred review. She lives in New Jersey.
