Barbara Callahan received a phone call that would change her life. Her father, Raymond Morrison, one of the richest men in Indiana, needed her help. The burden of owning and running the large corporation that he had founded and built over many decades had now overwhelmed him. He wanted to retire and have her take over the company. He told her she could burst through the glass barrier of corporate management. As CEO, she would have total control of the company and its subsidiaries. He hadn't told her everything. Barbara, in her early fifties, had worked in marketing for twenty years. She had sat on the board of directors of her father's corporation even longer. She felt thrilled, yet apprehensive at the same time. Her husband, Tom, had died ten years ago, and she still missed his presence. Her grown children had major problems, and she wanted to help them. Her best friend, Steve Van Hayden, the ex-governor of the state of Indiana, wanted to marry her. Her decision and the challenges and consequences of that decision could overwhelm her. What would it be?