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When People Leave
Paperback
Publisher: Van Royen Press
Published: May 6 2025
Pages: 308
Weight: 0.79
Height: 0.69 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
They buried their mother, then uncovered her secrets. What would you do if you discovered your mother's life was a lie?
Morgan, Charlotte, and Abby Weiss are filled with mixed emotions. After their beloved mother took her own life without leaving a note, the siblings go through the motions of a funeral while grappling with grief and anger at their parent's actions.
Leaning into their close connection and taking a break from their lives, their men, and their personal issues, they move into their mother's house in search of answers.
As they unearth clues about a mysterious stranger, the Weiss sisters travel to Las Vegas, hoping to find closure. However, they only encounter more questions and confusion as they follow the trail onward to New York... and their mother's hidden past.
Can Morgan, Charlotte, and Abby survive a revelation that changes everything they hold to be true?
When People Leave is a captivating contemporary novel that explores familial relationships, grief, anger, and the search for resolution. If you like witty dialogue, drama infused with endearing humor, and strong family dynamics, you'll love Leslie A. Rasmussen's thought-provoking story.
Buy When People Leave to confront inner truths today!
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