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In the New York Times-Bestselling writer of The Entire Year We Quit House, a stunning new book currently being praised being an “instantly addictive,story of longing, paradox, and hope.” (Booklist) After enduring a firing at her senior school, Linnea is packed off to reside with her estranged father, Artwork, who doesn’t really know how he's suddenly become accountable for elevating a sullen teenage woman. Art’s friend, Christie, is just a nurse diverted by an odd individual, Mrs. Foster, who has provided Christie the reins to her Mankind Project, a weird and well endowed charity account. Just like strangely, no one appears to understand where Conner, the Fosters’ handyman, moves after-work, but he's become the one individual Linnea may confide in, possibly because their own house life is really a war-zone: his dad has sustained a personal injury and become hooked on painkillers.