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When St. Jospeh’s hospital calls to inform Nadia Browning that her stepmother has been placed in palliative care while her father wanders the halls in a dementia-ridden daze, she’s thrust into a past she no longer owns. Unexpected grief tangles with long-held resentment, her father’s unreliable memory forcing her to time-travel the decades.
Then, Nadia’s daughter Lauren, prone to episodes of withdrawal and rage, vandalizes a sculpture and disappears - her phone and wallet abandoned in her bedroom, the red hatchback gone from the driveway. Racing against time and the elements of a Canadian prairie winter, Nadia realizes the only way to save Lauren is to confront the truth of her family legacy, just as her past collides with her present.
When St. Jospeh’s hospital calls to inform Nadia Browning that her stepmother has been placed in palliative care while her father wanders the halls in a dementia-ridden daze, she’s thrust into a past she no longer owns. Unexpected grief tangles with long-held resentment, her father’s unreliable memory forcing her to time-travel the decades.
Then, Nadia’s daughter Lauren, prone to episodes of withdrawal and rage, vandalizes a sculpture and disappears - her phone and wallet abandoned in her bedroom, the red hatchback gone from the driveway. Racing against time and the elements of a Canadian prairie winter, Nadia realizes the only way to save Lauren is to confront the truth of her family legacy, just as her past collides with her present.