The Unmaking of June Farrow
June Farrow lives in a small mountain town, burdened by a mysterious family curse that has plagued the Farrow women for generations. After her grandmother's death, June uncovers cryptic clues about her mother's disappearance and begins to experience strange phenomena, including a mysterious door. Determined to break the curse, June steps through the door, embarking on a journey that will alter both past and future, unraveling town secrets and leading to an epic, star-crossed love.
A woman in the small mountain town of Jasper, North Carolina who discovers she can pass through a mysterious door into 1951 while trying to break a curse afflicting the Farrow women and solve her mother's disappearance.
June's mother, who disappeared decades ago when June was an infant.
The man June meets after passing through the door into 1951; her husband in that timeline.
June's closest friend in the present-day timeline.
No. Despite the family-saga premise, it is a standalone novel — the publisher (Dell/Delacorte) and Goodreads both list it without a series.
No — Jasper is a fictional small mountain town that author Adrienne Young invented for the novel, drawing on the Blue Ridge Mountains region of North Carolina where she lives.