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Two brothers. One move. A loss they don't talk about. When fourteen-year-old Michael and eleven-year-old Jon start over in a new town, nothing feels familiar - not the house, not the school hallways, not the way their family keeps drifting around the space where their baby sister, Raye, should still be. Michael tries to stay invisible: survive freshman year, keep his head down in drumline, and avoid the questions he can't answer. Jon watches everything from the sidelines - the silence at home, the distance between them, the way grief still lives in the corners of every room. As the year unfolds, both brothers find unexpected places to land: new friends, teachers who see more than they say, and moments of connection that feel almost like hope. But healing doesn't happen in a straight line, and the weight they've been carrying alone is heavier than either of them knows. When the truth finally breaks the surface, Michael and Jon must decide whether they'll keep holding their grief in separate rooms - or learn how to find their way back to each other. A tender, deeply human story about brothers, loss, and the quiet courage it takes to keep going. Perfect for readers who love character-driven contemporary fiction with heart.

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Shari Beeson is a memoirist and novelist whose work explores family, grief, resilience, and the quiet moments that shape us. She is the founder of Buzzy Bee Press and the author of The Club I Never Wanted to Join, a memoir born from the stillbirth of her daughter, Brittni Raye, in 1994. Shari writes stories rooted in emotional honesty and lived experience, offering connection through even the hardest chapters. She lives in Florida with her family.

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