Family Tree

What if you came from a powerful political family, and as you grew to be an adult, tragedy befell every member of your family except your father? What if you found out that most of those people had not really died, but were simply made to disappear because of the possible embarrassment? What if your father, a powerful Senator, made desperate choices to protect his career in lieu of your happiness? Would you be angry with your father for withholding your past, or be so excited about having it all complete again, you would forgive him for his poor choices. Angelica Chancellor must resolve these questions in Family Tree. From the moment she receives a letter from her father requesting her return home after fourteen years, she questions whether she will make the right choices. Revisiting her home after so many years brings back memories, good and bad. Confronting her father with the facts of her life as he designed it leaves him desperate to make right what he made wrong. A surprise from the past shocks them both, adding to the chaos of deceit and death. A murderer is among the living dead, and she must deal with the fact that someone she once thought dead is killing those she holds dear. Secrets that surround her family may be digging her own grave.