In Crosby, Maine, lives intertwine as secrets and regrets surface amidst the stunning backdrop of autumn. Town lawyer Bob Burgess finds himself defending a recluse accused of a shocking murder while forming a profound bond with Lucy Barton, a writer grappling with her past. Their friendship offers solace as they reflect on lives shaped by choices and chances.
Lucy’s journey leads her to the legendary Olive Kitteridge, whose unflinching honesty redefines how stories—of love, loss, and unrecorded lives—are told. Together, they sift through memories, uncovering beauty and meaning in unexpected places.
With Elizabeth Strout’s unparalleled understanding of the human condition, this tale of connection, mystery, and quiet revelation invites readers to ask: What gives a life its worth?
