What happens when love isn’t enough? Lily Phelps suspects her teenage granddaughter Angie has been abused by her mother’s live-in boyfriend. Lily is frantic to learn the truth, but Angie isn’t talking. The only way Lily can break the silence is to confess her own secrets. But can she risk it? The moments of sheer terror, the ghosts, coping with loneliness, the violent tragedy that she still lives with, might make Angie believe all the rumors are true. Still, Lily must confess everything to save her granddaughter. Will it be enough? Ursula Wong is a retired Computer Engineer who lives in Massachusetts with her husband and daughter. She has a passionate interest in the craft of storytelling. Her work has appeared in Spinetingler Magazine. She is a winner of the New Hampshire Writer's Project fiction contest and her work will appear in their upcoming e-book. While her roots are in rural New England, Ursula has traveled widely. She scuba-dives, swims, and is an avid hiker. Purple Trees is her first novel. Connect with Ursula by sending her email at urslwng@gmail.com.