Everyone Knows You Go Home

This novel explores themes of immigration, forgiveness, and family through the story of Isabel, who encounters her late father-in-law as an apparition on her wedding day. As Omar's visits during the Day of the Dead reveal deeper truths about his past and his family’s history, the story examines how grief and unresolved issues impact love and relationships. The arrival of a teenage refugee from Mexico introduces new questions about heritage and belonging, potentially leading to profound forgiveness and change for the characters.