A Home I Never Knew

Evelyn Miller has seventeen years of memories and a life she never questioned.

Until a passport application proves that none of it is legally hers.

Forced to leave England and move to Italy, Evelyn finds herself living with the Romero family-the strangers who have spent seventeen years searching for the daughter they lost. But finding her is easier than becoming a family.

She thinks they're overbearing. They think she's reckless.

She sees privilege where they see normalcy. They see distance where she sees self-preservation.

Determined to leave for university the moment she turns eighteen, Evelyn refuses to grow attached. Yet somewhere between awkward dinners, fierce arguments, quiet acts of love, and four brothers who have no idea how to be siblings to a girl they've never known, the home she never wanted begins to feel like the one she might not want to leave.

A story about family, grief, second chances, and discovering that sometimes the hardest place to belong... is the place you were always meant to call home.