As Pure As Snow

A tragic event. A figure in the shadows. A startling revelation.
Korman, Niagara knows its share of tragedy. When the town’s defining steel factory burns down and kills close to eight hundred unfortunate souls, a hole sears itself into the town’s history and exists like a scab on the outskirts of the city.
Years later, Brooklyn Toomes must grapple with the everlasting debris of the burnt remains – both in an emotional and in a horrifically physical sense. What lurks in the shadows of the blackened factory becomes entangled in the lives of Korman’s residents: the documentary filmmaker in search for answers, two foreign siblings – the victims of civil war, a mayor on the cusp of re-election, and a woman named Rose Wilson, one-hundred-and-four years old, whose strained relationship with her great-granddaughter is matched only by the relation she has to the brooding figure that has lain dormant in the decaying factory for over seventy years.
Will the dark secrets of the past be revealed in time? Or will ignorance lead to further tragedy?