Homecoming

by Kate Morton

Sarah's take

I recommend *Homecoming* because Kate Morton weaves an intricate tapestry of family secrets and personal connections that resonate deeply with anyone who has ever grappled with identity and belonging. The emotional depth of Jess's journey, alongside the haunting legacy of the past, makes it a compelling read for those who appreciate strong female characters navigating complex histories and the quest for truth.

About the book

In 1959 Australia, a family is found dead at a Christmas picnic, leaving only a baby survivor and a mystery that haunts a small town for decades. When journalist Jess discovers her own unexpected connection to the tragedy, she must unravel long-buried secrets that challenge everything she believed about family, belonging, and the stories we tell ourselves about the past.

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