"Until Seabrook" is a poignant memoir by Mary King, chronicling her intriguing journey to Seabrook Farms in New Jersey—a place that served as a melting pot of cultures and histories during a pivotal time in American history. King intertwines her personal narrative with the collective memory of many who found their lives intertwined with Seabrook, offering a rich exploration of identity, resilience, and the pursuit of belonging.

In this deeply human story, readers are taken back to the post-World War II era, where Japanese Americans, internment camp survivors, European refugees, and migrant workers from the U.S. South converged at Seabrook. Through King's eloquent prose, "Until Seabrook" provides an intimate look at the harsh realities and small victories of those who helped shape the vibrant community. King skillfully captures the essence of Seabrook, illuminating the struggles faced by its diverse residents but also celebrating their tenacity, perseverance, and hope.

This hardcover edition offers not only a compelling narrative but also includes rich historical details and photographs that bring the period to life, allowing readers to immerse themselves fully in the lives of those who once lived and worked at Seabrook Farms. It's a vital read for anyone interested in American history, cultural studies, and biographies that reflect the power of community and courage.