Susan Donovan Bernhard

Susan Donovan Bernhard returns with a sweeping historical saga for fans of Alice McDermott, Anne Tyler, and Colm Tóibín. When a decades-old photograph surfaces, Faye Sullivan must finally reveal the truth about her identity as a WWII refugee, but her confession unleashes a cascade of family secrets, forcing three generations of women to confront how silence and shame have imprisoned them all—and perhaps, to find a way to free themselves. In gorgeous prose and with illimitable wisdom, Bernhard crafts an unforgettable story about the cost of survival and the courage required for truth.