Leeward
| Expected release date is Apr 13th 2027 |
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Overview
For fans of Little Lorraine, the debut novel by award-winning journalist and author of Run, Hide, Repeat chronicles a grieving mother's efforts to solve the mystery of her son's overdose, and a community plagued by opioids, a predatory developer, and a mysterious rash of sudden deaths.
Leeward was both beguiling and unpredictable, as if it meant to keep its inhabitants on their toes.
Change is threatening the fabric of the small seaside community of Leeward.
Weekenders flock to short-term rentals along the picturesque shoreline, while a developer is trying to buy up oceanfront properties to build McMansions. Along with new wealth in the community comes a new scourge: the opioid epidemic. The deaths of a once-promising young man and an alarming number of elderly widows strain the tight-knit bonds of the small town?from the community matriarch to the local funeral director, an ostracized realtor to the single mother of a son lost to party culture.
The debut novel by the award-winning journalist and author of the bestselling memoir Run, Hide, Repeat, Leeward is an examination of rural poverty, creeping gentrification, and what desperation looks like from both sides.
