Witty, raw, and deeply human, The Missing Frame follows Liz, a photographer navigating grief, almost love, and the echoes of a life that feels incomplete. Part poignant grief narrative, part love letter to friendship, art, and memory, this debut novel explores how we find connection, solace, and ourselves in unexpected places (and sometimes in the last place we think to look).

For fans of character-driven literary fiction with emotional depth and thematic resonance, The Missing Frame will appeal to readers of Matt Haig’s The Midnight Library, Chloe Benjamin’s The Immortalists, and Jill Santopolo’s The Light We Lost.

A story about loss, healing, and the surprising ways we rebuild our lives, this novel is perfect for book clubs and anyone seeking a reflective, hopeful, and beautifully rendered reading experience.