Ellen Andrews' three girls were all very different and struggling with life's challenges so much so, that it literally tore their family apart. Here's the problem....Clara the oldest, knew she was better than the rest and desperately wanted to disassociate herself from them all. She devised and activated "a plan" that excluded her mother and sisters from ever becoming a part of her socialite world. Her malicious actions only served to ignite the anger already boiling inside Gwen, the feisty middle child. She detested the pretentious actions of her older sister so much so, it pushed her gear of unforgiveness into over-drive. Having the opposite effect on their baby sister, Rose-the quiet one, withdrew deeper into her depressive-suicidal shell. The mountain of anguish surrounding all of her girls was more than any mother should ever have to bear. Somehow, however, a glimmer of hope floated their way. The relentless hand of fate had its way, forcing the cleansing act of forgiveness to play a major role in each of their lives.
