Bindi

Into this raw, unraveling week arrives Leena — Ike's soon-to-be mother-in-law who found Bindi's body, and stays. And gradually, through Bindi's pre-written letters, her craft projects tucked around the house, the neighbors she quietly paid bills for, and the stunning secret of a love named Finn, the siblings begin to understand what they never thought to ask: who was their mother as a person?Written with rare emotional honesty, Kimberly Workman's Bindi is a novel about the things we don't say while there is still time. About the way grief rips open not just loss, but regret, and about how love, when it is truly given, outlives everything. Part family drama, part love story, part quiet reckoning, Bindi asks the questions every reader will carry home: Do the people you love know that you love them? Do you know who they truly are? Read more