A Family Daughter

Set against the backdrop of a sweltering summer in 1979, the story follows seven-year-old Abby, who is confined indoors with chicken pox. This pivotal moment triggers a series of events that profoundly impact the Santerre family over the years, exploring themes of family dynamics and the lasting effects of childhood experiences. Spanning decades and continents, the novel delves into the complexities of relationships within the Santerre clan, building on the narrative established in Meloy's earlier work, Liars and Saints.