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When an ambitious lawyer becomes the victim of harassment, she must decide what is more important: her family's safety or the rights she has been fighting for . . . ?
Atmospherically rich with quietly surprising twists and nuances all its own, Family Law is a fresh take on what the push for women's rights looks like to the ordinary women and girls who long for a world redefined. Addressing mother-daughter relationships and the roles we can play in the lives of women who aren't our family, examining how we shape each other and how we make a difference.
"Raw and perfectly controlled, emotionally resonant and wholly absorbing, Gin Phillip's Family Law brings the early eighties to vivid life, writing with astounding clarity, abundant grace, and scything, clear-eyed love." -- Joshilyn Jackson, bestselling author of Never Have I Ever, Mother May I, and The Almost Sisters