S.R. Reynolds

Love never dies in this haunting tale of reincarnation and thwarted destiny. In the 21st century Mercy McAlister inherits her late Aunt's farmhouse, the home once an idyllic setting where a shy seven year old child spent a blissful Kansas summer. Time and the realities of adulthood repress the strange and wonderful memories of that summer. Only upon her return to Kansas do these memories begin to surface, accompanied by paranormal events that begin in the home as she readies it for sale. During this process she stumbles across the diary of Grace Danforth, daughter of rural homesteaders in the pre-Civil War era. Grace's diary is a coming of age expose about life and love on the windswept plains of Kansas territory. it is through this discovery that Mercy learns of her own bond with the ghost of a man she called Mr. Pockets, and her life as Grace Danforth. It becomes her life goal to find out the chilling truth of what separated the couple and provide them with the peace so long denied them.