... and not quite a family drama (lit) book, but something in between. While the first two chapters are "now" the story we start to delve into before the First Look ends (and assumed based on the synopsis, the majority of the book) is actually staged "before". When all the characters meet and start to learn each other, vs the "now" with too much rust on their behaviours.
You do have a whirlwind of POVs to get used to, but each of the characters and their perspectives feel unique, each voice clear.
You do have a whirlwind of POVs to get used to, but each of the characters and their perspectives feel unique, each voice clear.