As a former couple confronts with where they've come from—and what they've left behind—Pulitzer Prize winner Elizabeth Strout explores the intricacies of marriage and the secrets we hide.
Lucy Barton is a published author, but her ex-husband, William, is a difficult man to read. She admits that William has always been a mystery to her. Another puzzle is why the two have remained linked all these years. They are what they are.
So Lucy is both astonished and unsurprised when William invites her to accompany him on a journey to investigate a recently discovered family secret—one of those discoveries that causes us to rethink everything we believe we know about the people we care about. uncertainties, simple joys, and compassionate gestures, as well as disclosures about affairs and other spouses, parents, and children
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