Everything Must Go

One street. One Saturday. One neighborhood full of things nobody really wants to carry anymore. On Maple Street, the yard sales begin early. Tables come out. Boxes get opened. Old clothes, broken lamps, family keepsakes, private grudges, and half-buried regrets are dragged into the heat and priced for strangers. But as the day wears on, it becomes clear that nobody is only selling junk. Helen is trying to let go without admitting what she has already lost.
Lisa wants control over a life that keeps slipping sideways. Walter, Bree, Mark, Ryan, Chloe, Nancy, and the rest of Maple Street are all putting something on display, whether they mean to or not. Every table has a story. Every price tag hides something. And every neighbor on Maple Street is about to find out that getting rid of the past is never as simple as putting it on the lawn. Everything Must Go is a sharp, funny, human novel about neighbors, memory, pride, grief, clutter, and the strange little prices we put on the lives we survive.