"The inherent problem with walking away is that if you come back too soon, nothing's changed, and if you come back too late, everything has."
When young Miller hears a mysterious high note inside her head during a violent row in her home, she walks out of the house and into the unknown. The sound becomes a recurring force in her life, returning every seven years to drag her out of one reality and into another. From foster homes in 80s America to backstage life with a touring rock band, from working in a New York bar to the impossible discovery of a child she doesn't remember raising, Miller is repeatedly forced to choose between the familiarity of staying and the urgent pull to walk away.
Miller Rose Roberts is a coming-of-age odyssey - an exploration of memory, identity, and survival. Told through the fractured lens of a woman caught between timelines, traumas, and second chances, the story is moving, mysterious, and ultimately inspiring.
"Millson's writing is engaging and honest" - Irvine Welsh
"A joy to read" - Mark Ravenhill
"This is wonderful" - Russell T Davies
