![]() ![]() Edith stops speaking to Helen, and Helen doesn’t reach out to fix the rift. Helen made good on her promise, turning Blotz beer into one of the country’s most prominent brands, but it comes at a cost. Instead, Edith’s younger sister, Helen, convinced their father to give her the entire inheritance so she could build a successful brewery with her husband. The two of them manage to barely scrape by, but Edith often wonders how her life would have been different if she’d received her portion of the inheritance from her family’s farm after her father died. ![]() Although she remains a talented baker, the years to come leave her widowed, underemployed, and taking care of her teenage granddaughter, Diana. At 64 years old, it seems she’s starting a new life.but Edith doesn’t know what’s in store for her future. But the pies she makes at her humble nursing-home job put the place on the map, and soon people are traveling from all over to try a slice. A family inheritance tears two Minnesota sisters apart-but years later, they might get a chance to reunite.Įdith Magnusson never expected to be famous for anything, let alone her pies. ![]()
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