Let The Night Bring Her Home and Other Short Stories from a Twin-less Twin

Let the Night Bring Her Home and Other Short Stories from a Twin-less Twin is an intimate collection of four stories exploring grief, identity, connection, and the love that lingers long after loss. Told with compassion and grit, this collection reflects resilience and hope.

In "Graveyard Motel," a young woman named Emily confronts the choices she has made while living in a seedy motel. As she battles addiction, longing for family, and the past, she must decide whether to surrender, or to fight her way back to the version of herself she once believed was worth fighting for.

In "Let the Night Bring Her Home," Autumn, an adopted young woman grieving the death of her twin brother, August, embarks on a deeply personal search for identity. Determined to uncover the truth about her biological mother, she pushes against the silence and secrecy of her family.

In "Closing Broken Doors," estranged sisters Melanie and Sam reunite in their late father's home to sort through his belonging and the emotional wreckage of their past. What begins as obligation soon becomes a reckoning, as the two have one last head-to-head.

Finally, "Brownie Points" offers a much-needed breath of fresh air. In this comedic story, overly egotistical Nicole, and her best friend, Melissa, dive into a chaotic and absurd mission to reclaim a Girl Scout badge from two decades ago. The addition of this story shows that both can be true when it comes to feelings of joy and grief.

Raw, heartfelt, and threaded with pure emotion, Let the Night Bring Her Home and Other Short Stories from a Twin-less Twin invites readers to reflect on the imperfections of life while focusing on how we live, grieve, love, and the way life continues to shape us long after we say goodbye.