';An immaculately constructed page-turner that is also, miraculously, a redemptive meditation on loneliness and community' (Carrie Snyder, author of Girl Runner). The inhabitants of Edgewood Drive in the small Canadian town of Parkville seem to live simple, peaceful lives, but as the children attend elementary school and the senior ladies play Leisure League hockey, secrets and hardships and menaces lurk not far from the surface. This suspenseful novel takes us into a community and reveals the life and happinessas well as the fear and sorrowof those who call it home. ';Interference is a terrific page-turner, but it's also a haunting, powerful look at the way families and friendships entangle us all. Berry is a sharp-eyed, engaging writer, and she deftly captures the terrors, ruptures and intimacies of one seemingly ordinary neighborhood, always finding a precarious beauty in her characters' lives. This is a book that is terrifying, startling, and very hard to put down.' Rebecca Godfrey, author of Under the Bridge ';Interference is tightly plotted and neatly executed, very nearly perfectly paced, and satisfyingly complexbut it is also escapism in its purest form, and a sheer delight to read.' The Winnipeg Review