Though Diana Gallagher be but little, she is fierce. She's also a gymnastics coach and judge, former collegiate gymnast, and writing professor. She holds an MFA from Stony Brook University and her work has appeared inThe Southampton Review,International Gymnast, and on a candy cigarette box forSmokeLong Quarterly. To learn more, visit her website at dianagallagher.blogspot.com.
Debut author Gallagher's background as a gymnastics instructor comes through in a story that captures the guilt and insecurity that can plague unhealthy relationships, set against a backdrop of racism and anti-immigrant sentiments in Savannah's community. Although Cassie's suicide attempt is swept by with surprising speed, it's satisfying to follow Savannah as she finds her way.--Publishers Weekly