All Our Fractured Bones

Set against the stunning yet bittersweet backdrop of Richmond, North Yorkshire, All Our Fractured Bones is a sharp, atmospheric, and deeply moving exploration of a dysfunctional family pushed to its breaking point.

When a long-absent son returns home, fighting severe jet lag and the claustrophobic nostalgia of his childhood, he is thrust back into a world of bizarre domestic paranoia—symbolized by his father's heavily fortified estate and security cameras. But the physical walls are nothing compared to the emotional barriers within. Following a sudden medical crisis and an impending funeral, decades of buried resentment, unhealed trauma, and complicated relationships begin to unravel.

With sharp wit, realistic grit, and cinematic tension, the novel peels back the layers of familial duty, hidden familiarities, and the haunting ghosts of the past. It is a powerful testament to how the ties that bind us can also be the ones that break us, forcing the characters to confront whether a shattered family can ever truly be made whole again.