Stardust Angel - J.S. Nathaniel

Lizzie grew up reading rooms, not books. She knew which floorboards to avoid, which silences meant danger, how to make herself so small she was practically invisible. Her father's charm filled every room he entered. What it left behind, she and her sister carried alone.

When her sister is found dead and the case is closed as suicide, Lizzie feels something shift inside her, not grief exactly, but recognition. She knows how this family erases things. She has watched it happen her whole life. She just never thought it would happen to her sister. Still living under the same roof, she begins to unravel, and to dig. The deeper she goes, the more the version of herself she carefully constructed begins to crack. What she finds doesn't just implicate her father. It forces her to reckon with everything she chose not to see, and why. She is pregnant. She is breaking. And she is finally, dangerously, paying attention.