Years ago, Penn's lover was attacked in the woods, and most think Penn is to blame ... including Penn. Ever since, he's been a prisoner in his home and his mind. When world renowned architect Ewan Parish arrives to construct a secure, enclosed walkway through those woods, Penn is surprised, suspicious, and also fearful.<br><br>Ewan is intrigued by the mysterious, reclusive Penn, his journals, and the beautiful artwork he's drawn, which Ewan recreates in the walkway's iron scrollwork. Determined to free Penn, Ewan sets out to unravel the mystery that has resulted in Penn's imprisonment by his family and conscience all these years.

Penn's Woodland

You did come to the brick wall, yes? I spoke with Ewan in my mind as if still molded to him, as if he knew me so well he could even read my thoughts, wherever he had gotten to. “You convinced me to come out, because you needed to comfort me in your embrace as you gave me the news of the great many things you learned on your mission, things concerning my family tree and Judah. That is how we ended up here. Here…where now I am alone.


Chapter 29