Like Mother, Like Mother

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The story follows Lila Peirera, a resilient woman who rises from a troubled childhood in 1970s Detroit to become the editor-in-chief of The Washington Globe, known for her tough demeanor. As she navigates her demanding career, her youngest daughter, Grace, writes a novel questioning their family's past, particularly the mystery surrounding Lila's mother, Zelda. After Lila's unexpected death, Grace is left with a directive to uncover the truth about Zelda, leading to a poignant exploration of family secrets and the impact of inheritance across generations.