The Huston Sisters

The Huston Sistersby Kevin Porter YoungRylie Huston thought she knew her marriage. She thought she knew the man she was trying to build a family with. But one quiet night, standing outside a restaurant window, she watches her husband reach across a table and take another woman's hand-and everything she believed about her life begins to unravel. What starts as suspicion quickly becomes obsession. Lies surface.
Money disappears. A second life in Atlanta comes into focus. And when Rylie can no longer sit still inside the silence of her own house, she does the only thing that feels possible-she goes looking for the truth herself. Her sister Kat comes with her, even though she's just been proposed to and is carrying doubts of her own she hasn't named yet. Careful, hopeful, and constantly trying to keep the peace, Kat believes in explanations, in patience, in the idea that not everything broken has to stay that way.
Lauren joins them too-their estranged sister, sharp-edged and guarded, moving through the world with a calm that hides far more than it reveals. She is already being watched. Already running from something. And whatever she's done may be catching up faster than any of them realize. Together, the three sisters drive south toward answers-toward Atlanta, toward confrontations none of them are prepared for, toward the past they've never truly faced with each other.
Along the way, loyalties strain, old wounds reopen, and the lines between protection, control, and betrayal begin to blur. The Huston Sisters is a tense, character-driven novel about marriage, family, and the dangerous things people do when the life they thought they were living turns out to be a lie. It is a story about three women bound by blood, shaped by loss, and forced into a reckoning that will change them-whether they're ready or not.
Grounded, intimate, and emotionally unsparing, this novel unfolds like an indie film-quiet until it isn't, restrained until it can no longer be.