Confessions

In late September 2001, New York is cloaked in images of the missing. Among them is Cora Brady's father, his face displayed on posters she has carefully affixed to walls and bridges. With her mother having passed away years earlier, Cora finds herself on the verge of adulthood, feeling lost and alone. Her life takes an unexpected turn when a letter arrives, offering her a chance at a fresh start. This opportunity leads her to the rugged outskirts of Ireland, where her estranged aunt resides in the town of her parents’ youth, ready to offer Cora a home and fulfill a long-neglected promise. As Cora settles in, the hidden layers of her family's history begin to unravel in her presence. "Confessions" is an enchanting debut that unveils the journey of three generations of women, each drawn to the inescapable pull of their past. The narrative delves into themes of love, tragedy, mystery, and redemption, exploring both the deliberate and unforeseen acts that shape our lives. Through this rich tapestry of experiences, readers are invited to witness the beauty and dark shadows cast by the choices we make.