Family Affair
by
Charles O. Anderson

It is a story of three Pacific Northwest families that are thrown together during a forest fire, and their struggle to stay alive when the fire turns on them unexpectedly and threatens to consume them.

Three families, thrown together in the middle of a raging conflagration, are forced to fight both each other and the fire to survive.

The first two families might be considered normal, though they each have problems that need attention.

The third family . . ? Well . . . the third family is rather unique; not what you would ordinarily call a common, run-of-the mill family, but a family nonetheless.