Wingspread

Greer's life takes an unexpected turn with the startling arrival of her mother, Victoria Swope. Having not anticipated her mother's visit, Greer is immediately thrown into a whirlwind of emotions and unresolved tensions. This surprise visit unearths memories and feelings that Greer thought she'd buried, revealing the complexities of their mother-daughter relationship.

As the days unfold, Greer navigates the unpredictable dynamics that arise from Victoria’s presence. With every conversation and shared moment, old wounds resurface, forcing both women to confront the realities of their past and the choices that shaped their lives. Greer finds herself questioning not only her own decisions but also the impact her mother’s life has had on her.

The story explores themes of identity, forgiveness, and the enduring bonds of family. In a small town life rich with nuances, the return of a parent can upend everything, prompting Greer to reclaim her narrative and find peace amid the chaos that family can bring.