A mother and her two teenage daughters head to the city where she grew up to arrange for her grandmother’s funeral and of disposal of assets.
They give themselves lots of time for traveling and for everything they need to accomplish while they’re there, fully expecting to be back at home living their normal lives within a month.
But it doesn’t work out that way. Within a couple of weeks, they are thrust into a new way of living, along with everyone else they meet.
Can they survive?
Praise for the book:
“I was completely enthralled with this story! I remember feeling like it was actually prophetic the first time I read it. I appreciate how your characters develop and mature throughout the years. Each one of them is so real and unique. The introduction of the psychologist’s explanation regarding how we as humans process trauma was so good!
Set in Alberta and introduced by our native peoples perspective immediately welcomed me into a story of overcoming a catastrophe that affected the world on a global scale. The realistic development of how man’s inhumanity towards man may be explained yet never excused captured my attention immediately. The concept of consequences, both positive and negative, unfolds with the voice of a true storyteller. Could not put it down!!!”
- Susan Morris-Smith
“A very timely and emotionally powerful tale of the indomitable will of the human spirit. The author brings to life memorable characters and draws you into their world as they struggle to survive, dealing with the consequences of choices made by them or for them. A definite page-turner!”
- T Kapicki
