The Small Hours

In "The Small Hours," Harriet Goodman, a determined and witty woman, embarks on a transformative journey as she takes charge of a school for underprivileged little girls. Armed with a decade of therapy and a significant inheritance, she aims to create joyful childhood experiences that could reshape their futures. As Harriet seeks to find recognition from her estranged family, the story unfolds with psychological depth and dark humor, exploring themes of love, self-acceptance, and the complexities of forgiveness.