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Claire has a system. When life gets too loud-when the job falls apart, when the friendships she can't maintain start to fracture, when the walls of her apartment feel like they're shrinking-she leaves. New city. New apartment. New chance to be the person she keeps failing to become. It's worked five times. Ohio. Tennessee. Colorado. Pennsylvania. Each departure clean, each arrival full of promise. Now she's thirty-six, recently diagnosed with ADHD, and pulling into Maplecross, North Carolina-population 2,400-with a cat named Pepper, a manuscript deadline she's already missed, and the quiet certainty that this will end the same way everything ends. Except Maplecross doesn't cooperate. There's Bev, the bookshop owner who hands Claire a job she didn't ask for. There's Tom, the orchard keeper who looks at her like she's someone worth knowing. And there's June-a fifteen-year-old artist who reminds Claire so much of herself at that age that it hurts to look at her. For the first time, leaving feels harder than staying. But staying means doing the one thing Claire has never been able to do: trust that she won't ruin this too. Every Room I've Left is a warm, unflinching novel about late diagnosis, the courage it takes to stop running, and the small town that refuses to let one woman disappear. For readers who loved Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine and Anxious People.

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