Kala follows a group of friends, around twenty years after the disappearance of their friend, Kala. Written in the perspective of Joe, Mush and Helen, it peels back the layers of time that they desperately used to pretend that they no longer cared. But they still do. If you will only read one book in the summer, this should be the book.
“Down the hill, Kinlough is quivering in the light. Ropes of heat turn in the distance and it looks like a tide from which one thing rises to the surface, now another. The sunflash of distant cars. The sounds of nearby laughter. The birds changing formation in the soaring quiet. There’s a turning melt of sky above us.”
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