Grief, memory, and the strange ways people survive loss come together in this inventive and emotionally charged novel. After the death of his wife, a father and his young son struggle to understand their new reality, while an unusual crow-like figure enters their lives and becomes a companion, storyteller, and embodiment of grief itself. The narrative moves between poetic prose, folklore, humor, and raw emotion, creating a deeply personal portrait of mourning. Rather than presenting grief as a simple process with a clear ending, the book explores how sorrow changes shape, becomes part of identity, and can unexpectedly coexist with love, imagination, and renewal.

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