“A heart-wrenching tale of unthinkable loss and hard-won healing. This is a novel to savor.” ---Sara Gruen, author of Water for Elephants
“An arresting, heart-wrenching novel...a phenomenal debut.” ---The San Diego Union-Tribune
“A compelling tale of survival, reinvention, and hope, in the end, Come Sunday is less about the death of a young child as about personal redemption and resurrection.... Vivid and poignant.” ---The Boston Globe
“An intense and ambitious first novel, and an exquisitely detailed exploration of the mother-daughter bond.” ---Los Angeles Magazine
“A debut full of heartbreak and promise...Through her portraits, Morley shows us flawed flesh-and-blood characters we come to care about.” ---Christianity Today
“Morley brings a pathos palpable in its authenticity and a maturity arresting in its conviction. Firmly establishing her in the pantheon of such insightful authors as Chris Bohjalian, Sue Miller, and Anita Shreve, Morley’s poignant, read-in-one-sitting tale of loss and renewal will haunt readers.” ---Booklist
