In the aftermath of their mother's untimely death, the Tetley family must navigate life alone. As they grapple with grief and the challenges of moving forward, they are forced to confront the deeply entrenched racism of their community and its attitudes towards the Noongar custodians of the Great Southern. But amid the turmoil, the family finds hope in the power of relationships and the strength of their community. This is a poignant and powerful exploration of healing and resilience, a must-read for fans of literary fiction