A House for Alice

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The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of the Grenfell Tower fire, highlighting the struggles of London's marginalized communities. Simultaneously, it delves into the life of Cornelius Winston Pitt, a man grappling with personal loss in his own burning home. As the story intertwines these twin tragedies, it explores themes of family, memory, and the quest for closure amidst overwhelming grief. Diana Evans crafts a poignant portrayal of resilience and the impact of loss on both individual and communal levels.