Seventeen-year-old Matthew’s life is in turmoil after committing a murderous act. It’s 1935 and Matthew and Mia are siblings shaken from the mysterious death of their father and are working to find what really happened to him. After the funeral of their father, Matthew seems to wonder if there was more to his death than the police’s public explanation allowed for. Even though living a normal life is necessary to overcome the sudden loss, Matthew cannot let go of his dead father’s voice. Matthew’s reality begins to unravel with sensory visions and dreams that occur repeatedly, as he battles with the demons that pull him consistently through the loose threads of his nightmares. The dreams are followed by the discovery of puzzling pieces lost in the past that display distraught traumas that have been locked up. The strange happenings of future events align with his thoughts and impulse which stimulate his search for who he is and why he is in this predicament. But it is only when Matthew becomes involved in his mother’s career does he learn harsh truths that begin to question his loyalty to not only his country but his family name as well. The discovery of the constant persecution of the Jews and his family’s involvement in the matter turns on a switch in Matthew’s mind as he starts to understand his role in all of this and the part he plays on this gruesome stage. The battle between dictatorship and the people in society creates a constant struggle that demands attention on what is right and what is wrong, the understanding of reality versus illusion and most importantly the living and the dead. The Prophecy and ideals outlined in a book that the man in current power strongly believes in play in the mind of Matthew and continues to cause a dark line which he foresees will affect the next generations if this keeps on happening in the future. The Book his father believed in also plays into fruition that may determine his loss of religion and his commitment to seek a higher power that will guide him not only through an escape from Matthew’s inevitable fate but redeem the soul he had once lost long ago. Matthew becomes certain he has a purpose not being controlled by the society he lives in and that his sister can escape her own fate as well. All are realised when he meets a man and a woman who is linked to unlocking the door to his father’s past and to solving his murder. The task is great enough – and is made greater still when Matthew discovers the hidden truth behind the people he works for. A truth that will once again call into question everything he believed he knew about his mother, his father – and himself. Now there is much at risk, for Matthew to adapt to the circumstances he has delved too deep into the rabbit hole and the lost void that he is currently finding every single day. The reason for living may call into question and may cause him to lose more than his sanity, in fact, his own life. Lives will be sacrificed and forgotten, especially the people he thought he loved and still love in the process. His journey takes him through a dark road that he will have to lose his own humanity to reach the other side, whether it is to face the good he thought he knew or the evil he sees in himself.