A novel of how family happens--whether you like it or not
Elaine and Carson Forsyth have returned to the tree
house--Elaine's childhood home, a cabin nestled high in the
branches of two oaks beside a North Carolina lake--where
forty-nine-year-old Carson has chosen to spend the waning days of
his life. As Elaine prepares for a future without her beloved
husband, their solace is interrupted. Carson's mother, Greta, has
set loose a neighbor's herd of alpacas and landed herself in police
custody. While Carson, remarkably, sees humor in the situation,
Elaine can only question what her obligations are--and will be--to
a woman who hasn't spoken to her in more than twenty years.
In the wake of Carson's death, Elaine and their grown son, Mick,
are thrust into the maelstrom of Greta, the mother-in-law and
grandmother who never accepted either of them. Just as they are
trying to figure out their new roles in the family, Mick uncovers
unexpected questions of his own. A long-ago teenage relationship
with a local girl may have left him with more than just memories,
and he must get to the bottom of Greta's surprising accusations
that he's not Carson's son at all.
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