Cursed Daughters
A child born the day a cousin is buried, and the family belief that decides who she must therefore be.
When Ebun gives birth on the day her cousin Monife is buried, the resemblance between the newborn and the dead woman is impossible to ignore, and a family belief takes hold that will shape the child’s entire life. Braithwaite, who wrote My Sister, the Serial Killer, works again in the space where family narrative hardens into fate.
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