Following his father's apparent suicide Matthew investigates his family's past. Instead of answers he finds the Circle of Seven Things - and more questions.
When two lines join it begins,
Thus start the Circle of Seven Things,
When those Seven Things are done,
Complete the Circle for him to come,
Matthew Rayburn is searching for answers. His questions came from a box inherited on his father’s death, a death he doesn’t believe was suicide. The box contained documents: a letter, a riddle, mysterious photographs of a man who doesn’t age and a family tree which doesn’t confine itself to his ancestors – it also shows his descendents.
His search leads him to The Circle of Seven Things, an ancient Prophecy to which his family in inextricably bound. As he digs deeper the full meaning of the Prophecy becomes apparent, the completion of the Circle will open the door for either good or evil to reign on earth. Which side triumph is dependent on who closes the Circle.
Blocked at every turn and with time running out Matthew finally discovers the truth, that the cost of preventing evil from flourishing is sacrifice.
The question is whose.