My Sister, My Love

The narrative follows nineteen-year-old Skyler Rampike, the sole survivor of a family shattered by the murder of his ice-skating sister, Bliss, a decade earlier. Blending investigation and personal reflection, Skyler's story is both a poignant elegy for his sister and a critique of upper-middle-class American life, revealing the impact of media scrutiny. With a mix of dark humor and deep emotion, it offers a nuanced exploration of those trapped in the chaos of public scandal, highlighting themes of loss, childhood, and societal expectations.