We All Live Here

When Lila Kennedy's estranged father unexpectedly shows up at her door after thirty-five years, she's already juggling a crumbling marriage, two complicated daughters, a house held together by hope and duct tape, and an elderly stepfather who's become a permanent fixture in her home. With her career tanking and her love life equally messy, his arrival feels like the universe's cruelest joke—but what unfolds instead is a surprising chance at understanding the family you think you've written off. Moyes crafts a deeply human story about the people we live with, the ones we avoid, and the unexpected grace that comes when we let our guards down enough to truly see each other. It's a warm, funny, and touching meditation on second chances and discovering that family—however imperfect and maddening—can still teach us everything about love.