All That's Left

The brutal murder of Aunt Bea shatters Darby Swank's life in their quiet Saskatchewan community, plunging her into a world of grief and turmoil. As Darby navigates the aftermath of this tragedy, she confronts the darkness that has invaded her town, unearthing secrets and facing her own fears. The story explores themes of loss, resilience, and the quest for justice, as Darby seeks to understand the impact of violence on her community and her own identity.