Rainey Morgan, a single mom and commercial artist, wants a statue. Of herself. In the park. She wants to be great like the others in her family. Her dad, the design engineer. Her mom, the entomologist. Her sister, the PhD in Marine Biology.
You have to be some kind of hero, or saint, to get a statue, her friend Pete points out.
Rainey doesn’t care. Then one night her sister, Leah, calls, ands requests a favor.
Sure, she'd be happy to help, Rainey tells her.
Of course. No problem. What could go wrong?
About the Author
Jane Viehl and her husband live on one hundred acres of Oregon’s Willamette Valley. They lease half the land to a local rancher, and work in partnership with U.S. Fish and Wildlife toward habitat restoration and preservation on the riparian area of the land.
Viehl has an MFA in Writing from Warren Wilson’s graduate program. She also has an ebook published, The Blackest Crow.
For fun, Viehl works in the garden, minds her flock of three chickens, reads, and plays the banjo.
