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Inside all of us is an inerrant instinct, a natural intuition called superconsciousness. This superconscious is also known as the Seven Sacred Energy Centers of the Body. These centers are pure energy and will help you hone your skills into the realm of mastery of self. Here...you will find your unique masterpiece, the purpose of why you were born. These energies help your physical body function most efficiently as they advance your consciousness into a place of knowing, where all is possible as you engage your magic within.

As the Third Reich crumbles at the close of World War II, two brothers, both high-ranking officers, smuggle stolen Nazi gold from concentration camps to Swiss banks. At the end of hostilities, the Bremen brothers use the funds to finance a nickel-mining complex in Northern Manitoba, Canada. Decades later, Fargo-based Private Investigator, Ryan Moar, is hired by the wife of a missing geologist to search for his whereabouts. Ryan's investigation is hampered by the mining complex's senior management.During the investigation, Ryan discovers that the mining town is being threatened by a serial killer. He recruits Father Timothy, to assist him in finding the murderer. Father Timothy is convinced that the killer is a mysterious hermit, Johann Heifler, who lives a remote cabin. Johann hides a past that will shatter the towns elite. To prevent Ryan from discovering dark and deadly secrets about the Bremen family connected to the Nazis, Ryan is kidnapped and held prisoner in a cabin in the path of a raging forest fire. Moments before the cabin burns, Ryan is rescued by a search party organized by Joanne Sutter, his wife and partner.

As the Nazi threat spread across Europe, prominent English citizens established a school for traumatized refugee Jewish children. Pupils and teachers alike showed resilience in the face of war-time deprivations, facing down the suspicions of locals while mastering the intricacies of the English language. The German-born administrators, themselves refugees, helped the children through loneliness and fear with a progressive-inspired education which they graced with kindness. The teenagers watched the orange skies lighted by Luftwaffe bombings of London forty miles to the north yet, still ignorant of the horrors of the Holocaust and the fate of their parents, they came of age in a place open to fun and comradeship. In the process, they formed unbreakable, lifelong bonds.