Author And Poet Ona Gritz Digs Into Family History In Her Book Everywhere I Look

Published: April 19, 2024, 2 p.m.

When Ona Gritz\u2019s adopted sister Angie disappears, Ona finds herself conflicted between being concerned and feeling indifferent due to Angie\u2019s previous disappearing acts.\xa0 This all changes when Angie, her infant son, and her husband are found murdered, execution style.\xa0

In the new book,\xa0EVERYWHERE I LOOK\xa0(Apprentice House Press, April 16, 2024),\xa0author Ona Gritz\xa0recounts how, after struggling with her grief, she realized how many aspects of Angie\u2019s life were misunderstood\u2026or kept from her.\xa0 With an investigator\u2019s grit, Ona embarks on an investigation to uncover secrets that could change everything she thought about her family.\xa0\xa0

All through their lives, Angie was always the rebellious and unwanted sister, while Ona was the golden child, who also suffered from health issues from birth.\xa0 Written as a letter to Angie, Ona is refreshingly honest about herself, doesn\u2019t sugarcoat her actions growing up, and comes to terms with her role in Angie\u2019s feelings of being unwanted.\xa0 At its core, EVERYWHERE I LOOK is a wildly fascinating, if heartbreaking, story about families and the secrets that lurk just out of reach.\xa0

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