ONE BOAT

Caroline Ford immerses listeners in a journey through grief and self-examination in Buckley's latest novel. Mourning the passing of her father, Teresa returns to the small Greek village she visited when her mother died nine years earlier. Ford's British accent is smooth and consistent as she weaves the past and the present with journal entries in this stream-of-consciousness examination of guilt, free will, responsibility, and identity. In Teresa's voice, through memories and journal entries, Ford recounts conversations with the villagers she connected with nine years earlier. As she reconnects with these same villagers, their conversations are still related in Teresa's British voice. Ford weaves past, present, and memory into a tapestry of self-awareness. [Published: JANUARY 2026]