Competitive Grieving

In Nora Zelevansky’s Competitive Grieving, Wren grapples with the sudden death of her childhood friend, Stewart Beasley, a rising TV star surrounded by intrigue and competing memories. As she navigates the chaos of his belongings and the complex web of his relationships, she questions how well she really knew him—and herself. The novel explores the universal challenges of grieving, love, and understanding the true nature of those we thought we knew.