It looked like it was going to be a great job, working for the Haskins at Lakes Manor—good pay, excellent meals, not to mention the comforts of living in a grand house on majestic Lake Superior—but something about it wasn’t right. Josie is troubled by the curious stares and probing questions she receives from the family. When she begins finding important documents hidden within books that once belonged to the owner of the house, she becomes even more concerned. Is she in danger? Should she leave? Josie seeks advice from the lawyer named on the documents and meets investigator Hugh Alden. Together they attempt to unravel the mystery about Charlotte Evans, a woman whose name appears in the documents. Is she the former caretaker’s daughter who was crippled by an accident at the Manor? Is Lakes Manor really intended to be her inheritance? If not for Rebekah, the youngest of the Haskins, Josie would have been more than willing to leave the Manor and its intrigues. But Rebekah is different from the others. With her bubbling personality and outgoing ways, she eagerly shares with Josie her love of the Lord Jesus Christ and his salvation. Since Rebekah is the only person Josie can get information out of, she decides to put up with her evangelizing, but she isn’t about to get caught up in it. An attempt is made on Josie’s life. Who really is behind it? Can Josie and Hugh find the true heiress before it’s too late