The Lamb

Margot has always lived with Mama at the edge of the forest, where their cottage keeps strangers from the road and the days move with a hush. When Eden appears in a white storm, Margot watches the quiet loyalties of her life shift as desire and danger begin to blur the lines between care and hunger. The novel unfolds in a dark, lyrical rhythm, tracing Margot's coming of age through tenderness, violence, and the strange intimacies that bind women who make a life apart from the world. Gentle yet unsettling, it reads like a folktale for grown readers, asking what price we pay for chosen family and which parts of ourselves we are willing to keep.

~ Included for readers who want a queer folktale that treats desire and family with grim tenderness and fierce honesty ~