Miller Rose Roberts

"The inherent problem with walking away is that if you come back too soon, nothing's changed, and if you come back too late, everything has." When young Miller hears a mysterious high note inside her head during a violent row in her home, she walks out of the house and into the unknown.

The sound becomes a recurring force in her life, returning every seven years to drag her out of one reality and into another.

From foster homes in 80s America to backstage life with a touring rock band, from working in a New York bar to the impossible discovery of a child she doesn't remember raising, Miller is repeatedly forced to choose between the familiarity of staying and the urgent pull to walk away.

Miller Rose Roberts is a coming-of-age odyssey - an exploration of memory, identity, and survival.

Told through the fractured lens of a woman caught between timelines, traumas, and second chances, the story is moving, mysterious, and ultimately inspiring. "Millson's writing is engaging and honest" - Irvine Welsh "A joy to read" - Mark Ravenhill "This is wonderful" - Russell T Davies