Homecoming A novel Kate Morton

"Homecoming" unfolds against the backdrop of Adelaide Hills, Christmas Eve, 1959, where a chilling discovery near a mysterious mansion sparks a shocking murder case. Sixty years later, Jess, a journalist facing professional setbacks, rushes back to Sydney after her grandmother, Nora, suffers a fall.

Concerned by Nora's sudden frailty and discovering a true crime book detailing the Turner Family Tragedy, Jess delves into her family's past. She uncovers unsettling connections between her own kin and the unsolved crime. As Jess grapples with her grandmother's condition and the buried secrets of the past, she confronts the power of motherhood, the weight of long-held secrets, and the quest for truth.

"Homecoming" is a captivating exploration of familial bonds, the lengths we go to protect loved ones, and the complexities of truth and deception. Through rich storytelling, it delves into the profound impact of family dynamics across generations and the enduring quest for closure. With its blend of mystery, suspense, and emotional depth, the novel offers a compelling narrative that resonates long after the final page.