Gwen Cole crafts narratives that delve into the complexities of relationships and the search for belonging. Her work explores themes of identity and community with a raw honesty and keen emotional intelligence. Cole employs vivid prose and an observational style to capture the nuances of everyday life. Her writing is both accessible and profound, resonating with readers who appreciate authentic storytelling.
Unable to control his ability to travel through time, Kale must deal with the effects of his time serving as a soldier in World War II and his desire to have a normal relationship with his father and Harper, the girl who used to live next door.