Through the seaplane window, Abigail Lompré admires her native Alaska. It's been seventeen years since she last laid eyes on these windswept green expanses, these silvery lakes, these snow-capped peaks... Isolated from the world, Prince of Wales Island is enchanting, raw, and wild.

But she can also be hostile and ruthless. If Abby returns today, it's for her mother, Emma. Now a widow, she can no longer live there alone.

After all these years of absence, the two women will have to learn to live together again. Will mother and daughter be able to forgive each other for lost time?

“Touching and moving.”

20 Minutes

A key figure in the French-speaking literary scene, Sophie Jomain has written more than twenty novels ranging from fantasy to comedy to contemporary novels. After The Stars Shine Brighter in Winter and Turtles Don't Celebrate Christmas in the Snow , she offers us a new magical and heartwarming Christmas comedy.