A winter storm on a stretch of desolate English coastline causes a landslide, revealing the body of a baby. The discovery evokes this gothic reminiscence of a family?s Easter-week pilgrimage to the area, known as the Loney, decades earlier. The first-person narrator, known only as Tonto (a nickname given by his priest), was a teenager in 1976 and in charge of his older brother, mute and developmentally delayed Andrew, whom he called Hanny. The past...