C'Anna Bergman-Hill

Season Without Color C'Anna Bergman-Hill

It is the year 2020. Trauma invades every corner of the globe in the form of a deadly and contagious coronavirus overwhelming the medical staffs in crowded hospitals. Grief guts homes around the world yet essential workers have no choice but to risk exposure to COVID-19 every day. Public health orders suspend normal life. Meet Martha, a writer, and her husband Peter, a retired teacher, who take sanctuary in their California seaside home. While a frightening hurricane of pandemic anxiety, political savagery, and climatic catastrophe whirls around them, unresolved family history comes forward to haunt the quiet life they live behind the chaos and heroics of the front page. Martha and Peter are among the fortunate, but as the months go by, the vibrant colors of their life start to fade. They lean on their love for each other to create a new path through a world that no longer resembles the one they once embraced. Their family and their community come calling for help and together they find a way to live day by day into a new uncertain future.