As a storyteller, I am drawn to the ragged edges of people, places, and dreams.

On creating Water Finds a Way:

"Water always finds a way back to the sea, and maybe you will, too…"

So writes the grandfather of the novel’s protagonist, Blake Alvares, in his final note to her–words that provide her a path out of darkness and from which this book found its final title.

As a person who feels deeply connected to land and place, I knew setting would feature prominently in my writing. For the characters in Water Finds a Way, the ocean is omnipresent, the thread that weaves past and present. While it functions as the source from which some derive their income, it is also a grave and a horizon, a threat and a refuge. Most importantly, it is the force that causes the lives of these very different characters to intersect in surprising ways.

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Reviewed by Publishers Weekly

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Bookclubs.com Feature!

WATER FINDS A WAY is finding its way to book clubs! Honored to see it listed among the Best Fall Fiction for Book Clubs 2024...

NEWSDAY Feature!

Honored to see WATER FINDS A WAY featured beside Louise Erdrich's THE MIGHTY RED and Sally Rooney's INTERMEZZO as one of Newsday's must-reads for Fall 2024...

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