We Sinners tells the story of a large family wrestling with their connection to their separatist, Lutheran sect. As the children grow and consider their faith more deeply, there is a lot of solid material to draw from. The writing was sincere and the choices seemed realistic. But the jumping around from different narrators and around the time line occasionally confused and other times left me with looming questions. I did not love the last chapter, it felt more forced and out of place. But overall, I really appreciated this novel and look forward to reading more from Pylväinen in the future (7/10.)