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An unflinching and emotionally insightful debut about cultural identity, homesickness, love and loss. In the five years following his brother's death, Aaron has built himself a life of solitary routines. After moving from Dublin to Boston, and illegally overstaying her visa, Roisin has done the same. When the two meet on a night out, they each find in the other something missing in their lives. A semblance of home. Their relationship is complicated by their disparate religious backgrounds - Aaron is Jewish; Roisin is atheist - and by the harsh realities of everyday life. Just as they're pushed to their breaking point, Rosn realises she is pregnant. Placeholders is a poignant story of loneliness corrected and the transformative power of love. |
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