One quiet October morning, in a suburban neighbourhood of
Cincinnati, Ohio, after awakening from a recurring nightmare,
41-year-old stay-at-home mom and social media aficionado Enid
Kimble receives two messages, one a disquieting phone call about
her mother, and the other a newspaper clipping in a plain envelope
in her mailbox, that start to unravel her carefully woven-together
world. These two startling messages force Enid to grapple with her
past and future in new ways. In a story that weaves together crime,
legal drama, romance, adolescence, and motherhood, Enid Kimble
struggles to come to terms with her past and makes life-altering
decisions about her future. This tense, layered novel debut by
lawyer and legal scholar Rebecca Jaremko Bromwich, with the gifted
and troubled character of Enid at its centre, spins an intriguing
story about motherhood, love, law, coming to terms with the
complexities of our pasts, and claiming our futures. In doing so,
the author offers invigorating and original engagements with law,
mythology, feminism, and motherhood that will resonate with legal
professionals, academics, and the general public alike. Poignant
and funny, the story weaves together scrupulously accurate legal
narrative and compelling personal drama.
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