“For the first time in years, I have to decide whether to hide or reveal who I really am.” Arriving in the U.S. was like arriving in a new, liberated world. Now I have to weigh up whether to hide who I really am again. This piece on my response to the fall of Roe
A curious blend of fantasy and realism, Yvonne Cassidy’s fourth novel is about a haunting. It’s about the chasm between mothers and teenage daughters. It’s about the crippling effects of alcoholism on a family. It’s about truth and lies, loyalty between siblings, the implosion of divorce, the shock of bereavement. Whatever the reader decides it’s about, it’s a page-turner.
