We Are All Good People Here

In "We Are All Good People Here," from the author of "A Place at the Table," a multigenerational tale unfolds between two women—Eve Whalen, a privileged member of an old-money Atlanta family, and Daniella Gold, raised in a mixed-religion household in Georgetown. Their friendship flourishes at Belmont College in 1962, but as they confront the South's deep-rooted injustices, their differing paths lead to tension and life-altering choices. Spanning over thirty years, this compelling narrative explores how their pasts and protected secrets affect their lives and the futures of their daughters, ultimately testing the resilience of their bond amidst a changing America.