A heartwarming and heart-wrenching family saga on aging and care-giving. For 92-year-old Edna Pearson, family is the bloodline. She has never completely accepted her son's second wife and step-daughters as her family. When her last child, Larry, dies, Edna faces a lonely life, estranged from Larry's wife and daughters. But the tragedy of her son's death, reunites her after many years, with her true family, her blood, her twin grandsons. With no one else to take on the responsibility for Edna, her grandson, David assures her needs are met. Through her progressive Alzheimer's, David learns about his grandmother as she relives memories of her earlier years. Facing a potential family crisis, Edna discovers a life-long family secret. Is it too late for Edna to reevaluate her bias toward her definition of family?About the Author: Naomi Wark is a life-long resident of Washington state. She lives on Camano Island on beautiful Puget Sound. When she is not writing, Naomi enjoys all the beauty which the island offers. She is both inspired and distracted by the beauty of the sound, the wide array of birds, including eagles, hawks, and hummingbirds, exploring the many parks, and kayaking. She is a member of the Skagit Valley Writer's League who keep her focused on her craft. She is also involved with several volunteer efforts which include, the local food bank, and the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. She is working with a group focusing on helping to eliminate homelessness in the North Sound region. She enjoys time with family and friends and particularly her two grandchildren.