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At the core of the narrative are two women in their eighties whose relationship has endured for nearly a century. Agnes Lee is a celebrated author who fiercely guards her privacy, while Polly Wister has oriented her entire life around marriage and family. Every summer since childhood has been spent on Fellowship Point, a secluded peninsula on the Maine coast. When the future of this jointly owned land comes into question, old loyalties, buried griefs, and long-held assumption

P.J. Larkin is a writer on the brink of giving up, her manuscript rejected, her patience worn thin. George Dunn is everything she is not: established, successful, suddenly flush with a million-dollar deal for a novel that looks, at least from the outside, uncomfortably familiar. What happens next is impulsive, almost careless—a social media post—and yet it detonates with absolute precision. Careers begin to unravel. Narratives take shape. Sides are chosen long before facts ha