Steve Yockey Books

The narrative centers on Brenda Hendricks as she navigates the challenges of her son Noah's unexpected return home after his expulsion from college. Their isolated life in Northern California is disrupted when a mysterious woman appears, leading to profound changes in their dynamics. The story explores themes of family, revenge, and the complexities of personal relationships, intertwining intimate moments with dramatic twists.

Vivienne Avery grapples with her mother's decline into dementia, a challenge that disrupts her carefully curated life. As she copes with her inner turmoil, she uses insomnia-driven baking and a facade of politeness to mask her struggles. The narrative intertwines personal anecdotes with theatrical elements and a whimsical creation myth about Alzheimer's, revealing the deep emotional impact of her mother's condition and the complexities of their relationship.