Night Road

Kristin Hannah, known as a masterful storyteller and bestselling author of "The Women," weaves a compelling narrative in "Night Road," where the repercussions of a single fateful night forever alter the lives of several young individuals. From the very beginning of high school, Lexi and Mia form an unbreakable bond. Despite their vastly different backgrounds—Lexi being an orphan living with her aunt in a trailer park, and Mia enjoying the comfort of a loving family and a beautiful home—they find a mutual understanding and support in each other. Lexi’s unwavering friendship becomes Mia's anchor.Their final summer before graduation is filled with love, friendship, and shared secrets, a time they believe they'll always cherish. Yet, one night changes everything, leaving friendships torn, loyalties tested, and dreams lost. As they grapple with the fallout, they must confront the end of their childhood and step into an uncertain future. Kristin Hannah is celebrated for her ability to engage readers deeply, with praise from authors like Delia Owens, who calls her "one of the greatest storytellers of our time." Taylor Jenkins Reid describes Hannah's work as "utterly absorbing... A triumph," while Bonnie Garmus highlights its themes of sacrifice and heroism. Christy Lefteri finds the story "moving and unforgettable," and Matt Haig considers her a "classic storyteller."