I.J. Kay crafts narratives rich in sensory detail and a lyrical rhythm, born from keen observation of the world. Her writing delves into the complexities of human emotion and relationships, often exploring themes of identity and belonging. Kay masterfully blends evocative prose with profound insights into the human psyche. Her stories resonate deeply, leaving readers with lasting impressions and thoughtful reflections.
Struggling through dead-end jobs after a ten-year stint in prison, Londoner Lulu Adler recalls her violent childhood, battles with mental illness, and entry into the criminal world before receiving an unexpected settlement that enables her healing relocation to central Africa.