Another wonderful family saga from Deborah Smith. She writes the best family dramas and this one is no exception.
Ursula grows up dirt poor and trying to escape the legacy of the Iron Bear, a sculpture her father spent money he didn't have on. Money that may have kept her mother from dying and her brother from being retarded.
Quentin is the son of the sculptor. He has his own demons to fight, including that his actions may be responsible for his own father's death.
What do these two people possibly have in common?
Ursula grows up dirt poor and trying to escape the legacy of the Iron Bear, a sculpture her father spent money he didn't have on. Money that may have kept her mother from dying and her brother from being retarded.
Quentin is the son of the sculptor. He has his own demons to fight, including that his actions may be responsible for his own father's death.
What do these two people possibly have in common?
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