The Home Place

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Returning to her hometown in Montana, Alma Terrebonne confronts the past she thought she had left behind. A call from the police forces her to navigate family issues amid the poverty and harsh winters of her upbringing. Despite her success as a Yale-educated attorney in Seattle, Alma's resolve is tested as she grapples with the complexities of her roots and the familial ties she hoped to escape. The story explores themes of identity, family loyalty, and the challenges of reconciling one's past with present achievements.