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by Mary Beth Keane
This powerful family saga follows two neighboring families in a New York suburb whose lives are irrevocably linked by a violent incident. Francis Gleeson and Brian Stanhope, both rookie cops, find their families intertwined through their children's burgeoning friendship and a subsequent tragedy. Spanning forty years, the novel examines the complexities of mental illness, the resilience of love, and the possibility of forgiveness. It is a profound meditation on how the mistakes of parents echo through the lives of their children.
A popular book with millions of readers worldwide.
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