In 1982, Angie Boggs was brutally murdered with her husband and infant son. Ill equipped for the horror of that violence and the enormity of her loss, Angie’s sister Ona felt numb. Thirty years passed before she developed the courage and a detective’s compulsion to learn all she could about her sister’s turbulent life and unthinkable death. The result is a beautifully rendered memoir of sisterhood, longing, true crime, and family secrets. A profoundly moving reckoning and love letter.