Albion

In "Albion," Anna Hope delves into the intricate dynamics of family and the weight of inheritance as the Brooke family gathers at their ancestral home to mourn the death of patriarch Philip. The novel follows eldest daughter Frannie, who dreams of rewilding their estate, and her brother Milo, who envisions a luxurious retreat for the elite, both believing they have their father's blessing. Meanwhile, estranged youngest sibling Isa seeks to reconnect with a past love, while the arrival of Clara from America with her secrets threatens to unravel the family's aspirations. This compelling, multigenerational narrative addresses themes of trauma, colonial legacies, and the looming climate crisis.