All the Names I Know

It’s 1976, and the Farnan family is unraveling.After one sister dies and another takes off in the middle of the night, fourteen-year-old MK Farnan is left to search her small Connecticut beach town while trying to make peace with her grieving mother. All the Names I Know is a tale about the bonds between women, the weight of guilt and mental illness, and the power of storytelling. Readers are calling it “elegant,” “well-observed and evocatively written,” filled with “exquisitely realized characters.” “Reminded me of Kate Atkinson’s best.”