Art and Shirley run a beloved diner with the help of their granddaughter Danielle. When Canada enters a Covid-related shutdown, their once-stable lives spiral into uncertainty. As the two-year shutdown drags on, they endure personal tragedy and watch their business inch toward collapse. When newly passed vaccine mandates force truck drivers—many of their loyal customers—to choose between compliance and unemployment, tensions rise. A convoy of anti-mandate truckers soon enters Ottawa, igniting a movement that challenges the meaning of freedom and reverberates across the nation.
As shutdown orders sweep across Canada, Art and Shirley find themselves fighting to save their family diner. With dwindling customers, painful losses, and financial strain mounting, they must navigate a changing world that challenges everything they know.
When vaccine mandates disrupt the livelihoods of their loyal trucker customers, tensions escalate. The arrival of a massive trucker convoy in Ottawa brings both hope and upheaval, pushing Art, Shirley, Danielle, and their community to confront difficult questions about freedom, responsibility, and survival.
This book delivers a powerful message wrapped in smooth storytelling. It’s engaging, thoughtful, and full of moments that stay with the reader long after the final page.
A touching and memorable read that balances emotion with genuine insight. The narrative flows effortlessly, making every chapter a pleasure to go through.
An exceptional book with a heartfelt voice and a strong sense of purpose. It motivates, inspires, and invites the reader to reflect on their own path in life.
