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Pulitzer Prize nominee Kingsolver returns with a novel that centers on Dellarobia Turnbow, who found herself pregnant as a teenager and now lives on a farm with her husband, longing for more. One day she sees what looks like a raging fire inside a valley. When she tells others her story, her life changes unexpectedly as she encounters doubt from her fellow townspeople and makes the acquaintance of strangers who come to see the valley.
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