Has a gay man been chosen to raise the Daughter of God? Or is Adam Goodwin's adopted daughter plagued by a benevolent delusion that threatens to undermine her global campaign for women's rights?
From the moment Adam Goodwin discovered baby Sera abandoned in Grand Central Station, they shared an unexplainable bond. Sera grows into a compassionate and charismatic young woman, despite Adam's worries that she may have difficulty distinguishing fantasy from reality. Does her hypersensitivity to the suffering of others show compassion-or troubling obsession?
Adam channels Sera's growing fixation on gender inequality into uniting her army of social media followers to battle the worldwide oppression of women. But the encouragement he hoped would alleviate the symptoms of a possible mental illness only appear to make matters worse. The stress and success of her crusade seem to have brought on a mental break when she confides that she believes she is the female Messiah, sent to redress the injustices women face.
With enemies of her cause multiplying, Adam must protect Sera from the threats they pose-and from the threat she may pose to herself.