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We Arrive Uninvited
When Emerson was twelve, she was enamored by her grandmother Amelia and believed that what others saw as eccentricity or mental illness was instead a misunderstood gift.
"We Arrive Uninvited is not just a novel about mental illness—it’s about empathy, survival, and the ways women navigate the world’s attempts to silence them in the name of embracing one’s full self."
—Claire Melanie Svec via Sundress Reads
"A talented writer exhibiting her intuition, Knox understands that our greatest fear is loneliness. In We Arrive Uninvited, she gifts us with myriad ways to find a cure." —Tara Lynn Masih, author of How We Disappear (Florida Book Award recipient) and My Real Name Is Hanna
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