When Josiah Monroe’s parents make the painful decision to sell the land where he grew up—the only place where he felt he truly belonged—the loss catapults the entire family into a spiral of disconnection.

A coming-of-age novel immersed in the turbulent 1960s and a family’s struggle with illness, war, and isolation.

“Innisfree binds us.”

A grieving young widow returns with her son to her family’s summer cottage and attempts to understand the fraught history of the place for the two families who have roots there.

A new generation attempts to define where home is.

She only remembers dying.

When a near-fatal automobile accident leaves Izzy Monroe with no short-term memory, she struggles to redefine her life. Taking refuge on a farm in Italy, she remains isolated in her impairment until she meets a young Jesuit priest confronting his own demons.

A story of longing, forgiveness, and the healing power of love.

A brilliant musician, Catríona Scannell attempts to reconcile her promise to her mother to enter the convent with her escalating role in the struggle for Ireland’s self-determination and her deepening relationship with a young activist.

The striving for freedom—for a country and for a woman who wants to define her own life.

Mel Ames is one of the few women covering the Vietnam War. In in the mounting panic and confusion of impending loss as Saigon is about to fall, she knows it is time to go.

But she also knows that she has one more story to write—a story that will change not only the lives of the thousands of children in Vietnamese orphanages who need to be rescued, but her own life as well.