Troubled Waters

In this poignant exploration of generational trauma and healing, Mary Annaïse Heglar delves into the lives of Corinne and her grandmother Cora as they confront the weight of their family’s past amidst the pressing challenges of the climate crisis. Following the death of her brother, Corinne grapples with her grief and the realization of the world's precarious state, compelling her to honor his memory through activism. As the echoes of Cora's own history in the Civil Rights movement resurface, both women are forced to confront long-held family secrets, ultimately seeking a shared path toward healing and resilience. Rich in lyrical prose, this novel offers a powerful narrative about love, loss, and the fight for a better future.