It\'s 1943, and Clair Wagner and her mother, Ann, are hanging onto the windswept farm in South Central Nebraska that her German grandparents homesteaded fifty years earlier.
Clair blames the Germans and God for her perils and is a.
Now, Hitler is after her only son, and a new war has strained old friendships.
The flu epidemic of 1918 took Clair\'s father, and the "Great War" took her husband.
They\'ve survived almost every plague in God\'s handbook, including grasshopper invasions, famine, floods.
It\'s 1943, and Clair Wagner and her mother, Ann, are hanging onto the windswept farm in South Central Nebraska that her German grandparents homesteaded fifty years earlier