A Bend in the Willow

by
Susan Clayton-Goldner
Genre/s:
Fiction, Drama, Mystery, Suspense, Family and Relationship
Subgenre/s:
drama, mystery, family and relationships
Book Description
A mysterious and emotional past collides with a reinvented future. How far would you go to save the life of your child? How much would you sacrifice?
Willowood, Kentucky 1965 - Robin Lee Carter sets a fire that kills her rapist, then disappears. She reinvents herself and is living a respectable life as Catherine Henry, married to a medical school dean in Tucson, Arizona. In 1985, when their 5-year-old son, Michael, is diagnosed with a chemotherapy-resistant leukemia, Catherine must return to Willowood, face her family and the 19-year-old son, a product of her rape, she gave up for adoption. She knows her return will lead to a murder charge, but Michael needs a bone marrow transplant. Will she find forgiveness, and is she willing to lose everything, including her life, to save her dying son?
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