I Will Paint You A Sunset If We Never Get To See One

Torn between the loss of her parents and the death of her brother, Ela travels to be with her grandmother before the last member of her family slips between her grasp. She learns that life is like that of sand, a million pieces that can only be held together if all the seams are tight. One a crack forms, thousands of things fall through her fingers, and what's left is her open hands begging to be filled with love and family.