These poems travel the gravel roads of Appalachia, the quiet closets of survival, and the aching places where hope almost disappeared—but never fully did. With lyrical grace and unflinching honesty, Faye weaves themes of family fracture, sibling loss, spiritual grit, and the God who never walked away. For anyone who has been left behind, longed for belonging, or wrestled with the ache of generational pain, this is a book to hold close.
