Remembered

Philadelphia, 1910. Spring has come to a shabby ward set aside for Black patients, a place she never wanted to enter. Here, the moans of the sick and the memory of her dead sister press in on her. Her son Edward is dying, and she has no choice but to stay beside him. Rumors are circulating about the streetcar he was driving when it crashed into a shopfront. Some say it was an accident, others blame him, and the police suspect something more sinister. Was Edward responsible, and can anyone uncover what really happened?

Spring knows her time with him is short. Before he slips away, she must tell him how he came into the world. Her dead sister, old newspaper accounts, and memories she has pieced back together become her guides. Her task is to break through the silences that shaped her whole life, and she is determined to bring her son back to himself.