The eighth novel by American writer Janet Oak in a series of books telling the story of the Davis family. The novel is set in the settler West of North America in the early 19th century. Belinda Davis moved to Boston and experienced a life she could not have imagined growing up in the West. Despite the opportunities provided by wealth, literature, and travel, she feels empty. Realizing that faith had gradually receded into the background, she again put God first. But now she has to make new fateful decisions, and making this choice is even more difficult than before. She is torn between two diametrically opposed ways of life. Staying in the East, she will enjoy luxury. However, Belinda misses the farmhouse where she spent her childhood. In the end, the girl chooses what her parents left her as an inheritance: faith, love and family values. And then a person returns to her life whom she no longer expected to see...