When Monique LeBlanc disappears from Nova Scotia, her cousin 
Michelle is panic-stricken. Their summer vacation has taken an 
ominous turn, and a search begins. At the site of Monique's 
disappearance in Grand-Pre Historic Park, police find a picture of her 
mother, Catherine, who passed away years ago, near Evangeline's 
statue.

    Michelle knows that Monique is visiting the park to honor the 
dream she shared with her mother of visiting their Canadian 
homeland. What she doesn't know is that Monique has gone back in 
time to her ancestors' exile, actually living through the horrific 
deportation of thousands of Acadians to Louisiana in 1755.

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ANN DAVIDSON grew up in Port Williams, Nova Scotia, just a few 
miles from Grand-Pre. She was formerly Ann McKinnon. She lives 
in Upton, Massachusetts. TERRY M. THIBODEAUX was born 
into a large Cajun family in Southwest Louisiana, where he also 
attended college. After a stint in graduate school in Mississippi, he 
has lived and worked in Huntsville, Texas, for twenty years.