by Cavin Harper
Jake Hughes lost his son in a tragic swing accident at Aspen Creek Ranch, and he’s blamed himself ever since. Now, 22 years later, his life is catapulted into yet another overwhelming tragedy in his family – the second deep sorrow. Struggling to stay afloat in a sea of grief and anger, Jake finds himself uncomfortably confronted with how to reconcile what he has always believed with the realities in his own life.
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