Now Then

In Morgan Radford's debut novel Now Then, Harvard freshman Liliana Soto Walker embarks on a journey of self-discovery while unraveling her mother Marisol's hidden past, rooted in the upheaval of the Cuban Revolution. Set against the backdrop of 1991 Cambridge, Lily navigates college life marked by a blossoming romance with Vikram and the complexities of her family history through her mother's heartfelt letters. As Marisol's long-buried secrets come to light, both women confront their legacies, challenging their identities and understanding of happiness. This poignant tale explores the weight of secrets, the hope of second chances, and the enduring choices woven through love and loss.