"Focused but episodic, the novel The Things They Didn’t See is about the sharp realities surrounding grief.

“heartrending novel”

"…[the] candor, which is stripped of sentimentality and is written to let people’s weaknesses unfurl, contributes to the book’s aching undercurrent.”

"…the book’s buildup of quiet devastation is steady, and the family’s first year of grief culminates in satisfying hope.”

"In the cathartic novel, The Things They Didn’t See, a family’s personal and collective grief inspires reminders about the importance of loving each other."

See the full review here: https://www.forewordreviews.com/reviews/the-things-they-didnt-see/