Indigo Hill

In Indigo Hill, Alma Johansson faces her terminal diagnosis with unexpected composure, leaving her grown daughters, Louisa and Michelle, to grapple with their own emotional turmoil. When Alma hints at a hidden secret, the revelation during her will reading unveils connections to a tragic fire from their past that altered all their lives. As the sisters navigate the implications of their mother's history, they must also address their own concealed truths to forge a path toward healing and understanding. This darkly humorous and poignant novel explores themes of guilt, love, family, and the complexities of memory.