Names for Nothingness

In her final year at school, Caitlin meets Fraser, a Satya Deva devotee, on the bus. Her life is instantly changed, and she gives up everything to be with him and to follow his faith. Her past means nothing to her all that matters is that she is with her new family, a family who can give her what she needs as she pursues a path that involves denying the person she once was and the people she once loved. When her mother, Sharn, hears that Caitlin has had a child, she takes matters into her own hands...This is a story of mothers and daughters, of the pain of losing a child, in ways both common and unexpected. It is a story of letting go.