Three Ways

There are three ways to tell the truth. These four women have tried all of them but one.

They met by accident at a corner table in La Troisfois, the restaurant whose name nobody in town can pronounce and everybody mistranslates. Romy, who measures everything and forgives nothing. Ellie, who gives until there's nothing left to give and calls it love. Vic, who left this town once and has never quite finished leaving. And Lyn, who keeps the peace the way other people keep secrets, carefully, and at a cost.

Every week the wine gets poured, and the talk runs late, and every week they say everything except the one thing that would change all of it. Because some truths, once spoken, can't be unpoured.
 

They think the table is where they're safe.

They're about to find out it's the one place that was never going to let them hide.

A serialized literary drama about four women, one town, and the words they keep swallowing whole.

For readers of Elizabeth Strout and Sally Rooney, with the restraint of Rachel Cusk and the tragicomic nerve of Fleabag.

Season One. Complete — a ten-episode novella.

Content Warning (18+)

This book contains mature themes and non-explicit sexual content, and depicts infidelity, coercive relationships, and references to domestic abuse and grief. Intended for adult readers.

DISCLAIMER

This is a work of fiction. Unless otherwise indicated, all the names, characters, businesses, places, events, and incidents in this book are either the product of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. Three Way, Tennessee is a real unincorporated community. Three Ways is entirely fictional and bears no relation to it or its residents.