Jessica Grant's writing delves into the intricacies of human relationships and the inner lives of her characters. Her stylistic prowess lies in keen observations and subtle humor, revealing the absurdities and beauties of everyday existence. Grant explores themes of identity, community, and the search for meaning in unexpected circumstances, offering readers profoundly resonant and original literary experiences. Her works are valued for their authenticity and fresh perspective on the human condition.
Audrey (aka Oddly) Flowers is living quietly in Oregon with Winnifred, her tortoise, when she finds out her dear father has been knocked into a coma (or comma, as Audrey keeps calling it) back in Newfoundland. Despite her fear of flying, she goes to him, but not before she reluctantly dumps Winnifred with her unreliable friends.