Finely-honed portraits of hope and change, these two novellas are linked so skilfully that they achieve the intensity of a single novel in which some characters succeed and others fail on separate but equally compelling quests. In "The Fires," Gina Morgan makes a pilgrimage to Uzbekistan to carry out her husband's final wish -- to be cremated -- only to find herself entirely at sea in the strange new reality of the former Soviet republic, while in "The Exorcism", Tom Swanson begins to make sense of his life when he retrieves his angry daughter from her exclusive New England college after her expulsion for setting fire to a grand piano.
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