Three sisters. Two daughters. One Week.
From debut novelist, Alicia Wolchick, comes the contemporary story of twenty-six-year-old Hadley McMullin and her family of women.
For Hadley, the last week of July means only one thing. A week on Saint George Island in Cabin Eleven. Hadley dreads returning to the Florida Panhandle almost as much as she hates enduring the time with her mother, Genevieve.
This year, she has one goal in mind. Survive the week and keep her aunts and cousin as oblivious as her mother. None of the four need to know she was recently fired from her job, behind on the rent, and unexpectedly sober. But when a tropical storm hits the island and a body turns up, Hadley learns that keeping secrets is an inherited trait. She is not the only one in the family with stories to hide, and the more she uncovers about the night of the storm, the more she realizes the women in her family have their own narratives. Some are brave, some are tragic, and some are enough to change the course of her life forever.