Landfall

Set against the backdrop of Hurricane Katrina, Ellen Urbani's novel Landfall weaves the stories of two teenage girls, Rose and Rosebud, whose lives are connected by a tragic event. As they navigate their own struggles—one seeking redemption and the other survival—the narrative explores themes of loss, identity, and the lingering aftermath of disaster. Through their perspectives, the story reveals how perceptions can obscure what truly matters in the face of catastrophe.