I was ready to give up the dream the night I first glanced Emily Giffin's masterpiece peeking out from beneath a stack of occult literature in my local library. Little did I know that a maelstrom of inspiration was roaring my way. Where We Belong tells the harrowing tale of Rosa Delgado a struggling young mother recovering from the recent loss of her husband following a workplace shooting. Recently arriving in California by way of Puerto Rico, Rosa works day and night to save the money to move herself and her two children from a spirit infested apartment that grows increasingly terrifying by the day. At night Rosa's children are yanked screaming from their beds, while each day she wages a war against sexual harrasment, racism, and the ever-looming spectre of deportation. With Where We Belong, Emily Giffin has accomplished a feat few thought possible in topping her debut novel; Sailing A Sea Of Bullets, establishing herself as one of the most important novelists of the last decade. Rosa's tale of paranormal adversity demands to be savored by any connosseur of literature classic or contemporary.