'Girls with Long Shadows, Tennessee Hill’s riveting debut novel, is a brilliant, engrossing portrait of three sisters and the bonds of love and betrayal. Babies A, B, and C—triplet girls whose mother died young—move from a plural unity to their splintered selves within a town where the chorus of voices and history provide an emotionally charged backdrop for all that plays out. Hill is a gifted talent and I look forward to more.' — Jill McCorkle, New York Times bestselling author of Old Crimes and Life After Life

'Singular, striking, and sly, Girls with Long Shadows seduced me from its first sentence to its last. This book has so much scathing beauty in it I could feel the scrape of a knife on every page. What a delicate, hot-blooded tempest of a debut.' — Amy Jo Burns, author of Mercury

'Girls with Long Shadows is like nothing I've read before, yet achingly familiar in its complex portrayal of sisters, identity, and teenage girlhood. Atmospheric, addictive, a beating heart of a book. Tennessee Hill writes like a dream.' — Julia Fine, author of What Should Be Wild and Maddalena and the Dark

'A poetic, haunting, haunted novel—as suspenseful as it is lyrical. Within a sisterhood that's more like self-replication, Girls with Long Shadows maps the shimmering contours of identity and unfolds the kinds of damage only our most beloved can do to us. Baby B and her sisters moved and unsettled me and worked their way deep under my skin.' — Clare Beams, author of The Garden

'With bewitching lyricism and intimacy, Tennessee Hill invokes the rivalries, secrets, and betrayals that swirl around the near-mythic Binderup triplets in small-town South Texas. These sweltering summer days on the bayou seethe with fury and lust and shared grief, along with a tender evocation of the desire to be seen and known. Girls with Long Shadows is a scorcher of a first novel, stupefyingly good.' — Bryn Chancellor, author of Sycamore