Devastated by the loss of his wife after thirty-one years of marriage Fraser Coleman learns the painful truth that she was not as perfect as he thought. The reader is swept along by this compelling account of the revelations he faces involving not only his adored wife Edie and the lives of his two daughters, but also the surprising identity of the father he lost when he was only five. Shocked by the new insights he gains into the complexity of human nature he finds support and inspiration from his new friend Angela.

You will not be able to put down this impressive first novel by Monica Carly until all the skeletons have come out of the cupboard, the branches of the family tree have been strengthened, and you have reached the satisfying conclusion.