Dolores Price is 13, wise beyond her years, and emotionally scarred. Over the next two decades, she navigates trauma, heartbreak, and the struggle to find herself. Wally Lamb's debut novel is a raw, compassionate portrait of a woman's journey through pain toward healing — told with humor, honesty, and unforgettable humanity.
Heartbreaking yet hopeful, She's Come Undone is the kind of novel that stays with you long after the last page. Lamb writes with extraordinary empathy — Dolores is flawed, funny, and utterly real.
Perfect for fans of Elizabeth Strout's Olive Kitteridge and literary fiction that tackles trauma and recovery with grace. Pairs beautifully with Lamb's I Know This Much Is True for a powerful two-book set on resilience and family.
A paperback (1992, Pocket Books) in Good condition.
