"In 1850, a nine-year-old-boy living in London, England, is forcibly snatched out of a devistatingly broken family upon the disclosure of his father's infidelity. In the care of a guardian, this child looses everything familiear as he is shipped off as part of British colonial expansion in the Canterbury region of New Zealand, supposedly, "for his own good." As a result, little Grayson's life and sense of identity are shattered, and it seems a mysterious generational legacy propels his life into inexplicable tragedy and loss. Will a destructive family dynamic triumph, or will a transcendent power arrest the evil at work and release a positive inheritance upon this family?" --From the back cover
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