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Set in a Maine farmhouse, Julia Lambert grapples with strained family dynamics during her parents' visit. While navigating her father's domineering presence and her mother's Alzheimer's, she faces a heartbreaking crisis: her son Jack's heroin addiction. As Julia seeks support from her family, the destructive nature of addiction envelops them, leading to confusion and fear. Roxana Robinson's narrative explores the complexities of family life with warmth and depth, showcasing her growth as a writer.