Mrs. March

In Virginia Feito's debut novel, Mrs. March, an Upper East Side housewife's world collapses after a shopkeeper implies that her husband's latest literary success features a character based on her—a notion that shatters her self-perception. As she grapples with this unsettling revelation, Mrs. March embarks on a psychological journey filled with paranoia, horror, and dark humor, revealing buried secrets and unmasking the complexities of her life and marriage. This gripping tale explores the intersections of identity, perception, and the chilling influence of narrative.