About the Book
A novel about memory, identity, and the stories we tell ourselves to survive.
When a man returns to his hometown thirty years after a defining summer, he finds that the people who were there remember it differently — and that each of their versions has shaped a life. What begins as a search for clarity becomes something harder to name: a reckoning with the distance between what happened and what we've made of it.
Told across two timelines, the novel moves between the summer itself and the present day, where the weight of unspoken things has quietly determined everything.
From the Novel
He had told the story so many times that he no longer knew which parts were memory and which were the telling. It didn't matter, he used to think. It doesn't matter, he still thought. But he thought it differently now.
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