Sometimes an Island

This story follows the journey of Deborah and her father as they escape their destroyed home and seek safety on a remote Maine island, beginning a new life in a resilient, close-knit community. Over a century later, the narrative shifts to their descendants, who are also compelled to leave their homes due to environmental changes and societal upheaval. Set against a backdrop of shifting landscapes and political unrest, the novel explores themes of refuge, adaptation, and community in the face of adversity.