Amy Jo Burns Books in Order

Amy Jo Burns revisits her childhood in a declining Pennsylvania town where girls who accused a respected piano teacher of abuse were ostracized. She confronts her own silence and the lasting costs of being taught that good girls stay quiet.

Fifteen-year-old Wren lives in an isolated Appalachian cabin under the authority of her snake-handling preacher father. When an apparent miracle ends in tragedy, she investigates his legend, her mother's past, and the possibility of a different future.

Newcomer Marley West finds belonging among the Joseph brothers and becomes central to their struggling roofing family. Years later, a discovery in a church attic exposes old wounds, forcing them to reconsider the loyalties holding their lives together.

Folk singer Elle Harlow vanishes after a celebrated performance in 1973. Nearly twenty years later, aspiring musician Marijohn Shaw discovers evidence tied to that disappearance, unsettling her father's story and her understanding of her own life and music.