ADVANCE PRAISE"Memory and grief are at the heart of Garruba's tale; the author explores the ways in which the two are intertwined and shape those who are left behind when loved ones die. Frances and Claire try, in their respective ways, to hold on to and understand Rose, a woman they failed to truly grasp in life . . . Garruba's writing is descriptive and stirring, placing readers fully in the sisters' memories . . . This is an emotional, evocative work that effectively highlights the complexities of personhood and familial relationships. A poignant read." —Kirkus Reviews"Nancy Garruba's The Vanishing of Rose B. is a beautiful meditation on the intricacies of memory, and of family. The reflections of twin sisters Frances and Claire on their mother's quiet, yet forceful and memorable, life may make you rethink the lives of your own family members—as powerful fiction often does." —Joyce Hinnefeld, author of The Dime Museum"With gorgeous,...