My Mother's House
"A shockingly original exploration of class, race, and systemic violence. . . . Reminiscent . . . of Toni Morrison's Beloved. . . . And, like Morrison, Momplaisir uses the tropes of fantasy to try to assert truths that ordinary language and realistic imagery cannot communicate. . . . An author to watch." --Kirkus Reviews
A literary thriller about the complex underbelly of the immigrant American dream and the dangerous ripple effect one person's damages can have on the lives of others--told unexpectedly by a house that has held unspeakable horrors.
