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Their hardware store's bankruptcy compels Jack and Honey Bailey to relocate their burgeoning family to New Bedford, a quaint town where Jack's well-heeled family possesses a silver mine. Tragically, Jack meets an untimely demise in an accident shortly after their arrival, leaving Honey to be informed by his mother that she is no longer deemed welcome within the Bailey household. Recognizing the daunting challenge of raising her three offspring independently, Honey is compelled to entrust her children to her mother-in-law as she embarks on a quest for employment in a neighboring town. Set against the backdrop of Ontario during the 1930s, "Wind at My Back" chronicles Honey's journey, along with her children and the Bailey family, as they navigate through the tumultuous era known as the Great Depression. This compelling narrative is authored by Orson Wright, whose contact email is orwright@hotmail.com.