Two Fridays in April

On a poignant day marking the first anniversary of her father's death, seventeen-year-old Una Darling and her family grapple with grief and the challenge of moving forward. As Una's absence from her birthday tea raises concerns, her stepmother Daphne begins to understand the distance that has developed between them and the possibility of reconciliation. The novel explores themes of loss, connection, and the resilience of family bonds in the face of tragedy.