Billy Lombardo

Morning Will Come is the story of a marriage and family struggling with the disappearance of the oldest daughter. It is told through the different stories and points of view of the husband Alan, the wife Audrey, and the son Dex. Their struggle to give language to their grief is raw and honest, and often difficult to read. But the book ends with some small hope for the family as Dex has the final chapter.

Lombardo tells a sad story through a series of short excerpts that link together to reveal the dynamics of one family's struggle and realizations. Even if it's not the most captivating thing I've read lately, the conciseness and creative approach made it well worthwhile.