The Hungry Season

The narrative centers on Sam Mason, a novelist grappling with the aftermath of his daughter Franny's death. Five years after their last vacation at Lake Gormlaith, the family struggles to maintain their bond amidst grief and chaos. This trip represents Sam's desperate attempt to reconnect with his son Finn and restore their fractured family dynamics. The lakeside setting serves as a backdrop for healing and reflection, highlighting themes of loss, resilience, and the quest for redemption.