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Pub Date 11 Aug 2026 | Archive Date 30 Aug 2026


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Description

When young Miller hears a mysterious high note during a violent row in her home, she walks out of the house and into the unknown. The sound becomes a recurring force, returning every seven years to drag her out of one reality and into another. From foster homes in 80s’ America to backstage life with a touring rock band, from working in a New York bar to the impossible discovery of a child she doesn’t remember raising, Miller is repeatedly forced to choose between the familiarity of staying and the urgent pull to walk away.

A coming-of-age odyssey, Miller Rose Roberts is an exploration of memory, identity, and survival, told through the fractured lens of a woman caught between timelines, traumas, and second chances.

When young Miller hears a mysterious high note during a violent row in her home, she walks out of the house and into the unknown. The sound becomes a recurring force, returning every seven years to...


Advance Praise

“This is wonderful” - Russell T Davies

“Millson's writing is engaging and honest...” - Irvine Welsh

“Visceral and inventive, a life illuminated in vivid bursts of taut prose. A treat.” - Mark Ravenhill

“Sharp, vivid, emotionally rich, and utterly compelling.” - Londoncult Magazine

“This is wonderful” - Russell T Davies

“Millson's writing is engaging and honest...” - Irvine Welsh

“Visceral and inventive, a life illuminated in vivid bursts of taut prose. A treat.” - Mark Ravenhill

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Marketing Plan

Book Launch, October Gallery in London, 11th August 2026

Media and marketing enquiries to helenlewis@literallypr.com

Book Launch, October Gallery in London, 11th August 2026

Media and marketing enquiries to helenlewis@literallypr.com


Available Editions

EDITION Paperback
ISBN 9781066844401
PRICE £9.99 (GBP)
PAGES 130

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A stunning novella which jumps between timelines exploring the fractured life of Miller Rose. Heart breaking and gut wrenching, 125 pages packs such a punch and I know I will be thinking about this for a long time.

Every seven years a high pitched note grabs hold of her and pulls her out of the life she’s grown accustomed to, propelling her into another chapter…seven years older in the blink of an eye. Reading the blurb I initially thought there might be some supernatural force at work, but as I started reading the pattern emerged to me - the high pitched noise drags Miller away from trauma and grief, like an innate protection pulling her away from danger.

I don’t want to give anything away, just take an hour and read this novella. Beautifully written, rich and full of emotion.

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What a bizarre and beautiful story! This novella sucked me in immediately and did not let me go until the very last word. It's 125 pages of brilliant literary fiction that is certain to appeal to fans of unusual literature. It is a sort of literary version of the 7Up documentary series that checks in on its participants every seven years, and here we see the development of a character from seven years old to 49 years of age. The narrative changes slightly with the protagonist's age, and her worldview does as well. It is fascinating, heart breaking, and truly vast for such a short work. It took me a little over an hour to read, and it will be sticking with me for a long time. I am often wary of men writing women's stories, but the author executed this work with skill and tenderness. A few Britishisms found their way into this American tale, but they did not pull me out of the story. Excellent book, highly recommended!

Thanks to NetGalley, the publisher, and the author for providing a review copy in exchange for my honest opinion.

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