Welcome to Eris, an island with only one house, one inhabitant, one way out.

When a shocking discovery is made in an art gallery far away in London, a visitor comes calling,

and the secrets of Eris threatened to emerge.

Introducing the addictive new thriller from the best-selling author of The Girl on the Train,

Paula Hawkins.

The Blue Hour is out now.

The Bird Show.

Our producer, Amber, is in.

Now, you have shared with us with us Amber that you are adopted.

Yes.

But we haven't heard this story about how you track down your biological sister.

So the story is very interesting.

So my parents told me that I was adopted when I was young enough to understand.

I think I was like eight, nine elementary school for sure.

Did you have, when they told you, did you have like feelings about it? Or was it just kind of like, oh. No, because I was a baby when they adopted me. So they're literally the only parents I've ever known. So it never even occurred to me. I'm literally the spinning image of both of my parents, which is weird, because we have no blood, but I look like them. It's crazy. It's kind of like how people like grow up Like they have a dog And they end up looking like their dog Or something like that

Yeah weird because we have no blood but I look like them. It's crazy. It's kind of like how people

like grow up like they have a dog and they end up looking like their dog or something like that.

It's not like that, but sweeter. So anyways, I found out when I was in elementary school and

it never kept it a secret for me and I decided to ask more questions. Turns out my dad went to Morehouse, right?

That's where he went to college.

And he met a lot of friends there.

So, you know, especially in black families, we got like a thousand uncles and cousins and aunties, whether they're related to us or not.

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