Shelter by Jung Yun is a literary novel that examines the generational trauma of a Korean-American family through the lens of Kyung Cho, a professor grappling with the aftermath of his parents' violent home invasion. As Kyung and his wife Gillian navigate financial troubles, they are forced to house Kyung's abusive parents, Mae and Jin, leading to revelations about the family's troubled history. Themes of identity, abuse, forgiveness, and cultural legacy are explored as Kyung confronts his own struggles as a father and husband while uncovering the lasting impact of his upbringing. Blending literary depth with thriller elements, Shelter offers a poignant reflection on family, violence, and redemption.
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