Rachel Khong's 'Real Americans' book review

Rachel Khong's novel "Real Americans" explores the interwoven lives of three characters across different timelines, starting with Lily in 1999 New York and moving through to her son Nick and his grandmother May in future decades. The narrative delves into themes of identity, inheritance, and the impact of familial secrets, with a unique twist involving a supernatural ability to manipulate time. The book poses deep philosophical questions about free will and genetic ethics, set against a backdrop of personal and historical dramas.