Everybody and Their Brother

The story centers on May Dearborne, who, after her father's death, grapples with the responsibility of caring for her autistic twin brother, Kipp. With three older brothers questioning who will look after him, May's status as a widowed, childless woman makes her the obvious choice. This narrative explores themes of family duty, love, and the challenges of caregiving, highlighting the emotional complexities of May's new role in her brother's life.