You'd Be Home Now

Navigating life's uncertainties can feel overwhelming, especially when faced with unexpected challenges that shake one's foundation. Many grapple with the feeling of being lost amidst chaos, questioning their place and understanding of the world.

This story follows Emory Ward, a young woman who believed she had her life mapped out. However, a devastating event shatters her reality, exposing the hidden struggles of addiction within her family and forcing a profound reevaluation of everything she holds dear. It's a journey of seeing beyond labels and expectations, discovering the power of genuine connection by recognizing individuals for their true selves.

You'd Be Home Now by Kathleen Glasgow serves as a poignant exploration of family dynamics, the impact of addiction, and the path to self-discovery. This acclaimed novel, recognized as a New York Times Best Sellers, offers a raw, honest, and ultimately hopeful perspective on finding one's voice and identity when life feels disorienting. It is a compelling piece of Contemporary Fiction that illuminates the importance of clear-sighted understanding and acceptance.