In this gripping new novel, a young Canadian student flees to Israel against her father’s wishes and is forced to overcome her naïveté about the volatile political environment, the shock and betrayal of old family secrets, and the murder of her new best friend.

Seventeen-year-old Miriam leaves her home in Canada for Israel when her Israeli father says he needs more room in their house—for his new girlfriend. Soon at university, living in a dorm with three bickering roommates, Miriam falls in love with a former combat soldier who dreams of peace.

But when her visa and passport application are rejected on the grounds that she’s suspected of being a Syrian Christian, her life begins to fall apart. The university kicks her out and her one true friend is murdered in a brawl—and Miriam is accused of the crime by the police. But despite her recent discoveries about her father’s troubling past, Miriam must somehow reconcile with him to prove her innocence, reclaim her life, and hang on to her newfound love. No Way Home is a beautifully written coming-of-age portrait of a young girl’s struggle with forgiveness and ultimate journey of self-discovery.