Halfway House

Angie Voorster's sudden decision to remain submerged in a pool shatters her family's perceptions of each other, revealing deep emotional complexities. Katharine Noel's debut novel explores the fragile dynamics within the Voorster family, highlighting how their relationships are both intertwined and strained. With insightful prose, the story delves into themes of love, longing, and the pursuit of an unattainable ideal, illustrating how these elements can lead to both turmoil and potential redemption.