After 18 years, her Mom shares the rest of the story with Tiffany

While pregnant and recovering from injuries she suffered in a car accident that took away both of her legs, Susie Tucker vows to raise her unborn child, Tiffany, by herself with the only commemoration being the annual planting of a tree and the installation of a adjacent plaque with special words referencing the events. For Tiffany’s first 18 years the subjects of the accident and Tiffany’s father are out of bounds. Now, as an adult, Tiffany is asking for explanations of all three: her birth, her dad and these mysterious trees and plaques. This book takes the reader on a journey with Tiffany vowing to reunite her parents, while developing her own life’s story with a handsome helper.

This is author Steven Buck's first novel capturing the lives of a mother and her daughter, both growing up in the 1960's and 1970's. The book recognizes the differences, similaries and accomplishments in the lives of two ladies, and the struggles both encounter while attempting to bring together the three cornerstones of a family.