Jesse Pérez’s fifteen-year-old pregnant niece from Texas shows up on his doorstep in Central California seeking help. Still grieving from the death of his husband while raising their ten-year-old son alone, he is plunged into the politics and law of post-Roe America and a showdown with his estranged evangelical family.

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" . . . a timely saga of finding family and overcoming prejudice."         –BlueInk Review