Some weekends break you. Others help you begin again.
Adam Moynihan is still reeling from the loss of his brother, trapped in a home where grief has hollowed out every room. Jolene Timber has survived years of being shuffled between parents who care more about winning than about her. Both spend every other weekend in the same apartment building, quietly orbiting their separate heartbreaks.
When an unexpected friendship forms, they become the one safe place the other can land. But healing comes with risk, and trust is hard to offer when love has only ever disappointed them.
Every Other Weekend by Abigail Johnson is a tender, hopeful novel about loss, connection, and the courage to let someone in when you need it most.
