Neither of Drury Ponshed's parents will talk to him about his family's dangerous past. His great aunt and uncle, first-generation Germans, risked their lives to transport Jews across war-torn Poland and the Baltic Sea into Sweden. Drury's grandfather--his great-uncle's brother--was a notorious Nazi who stole valuable pieces of art from Holocaust victims. Yet the facts may not be as simple as they seem. Drury's best friend, Tommy Fentriss, a borderline juvenile delinquent, discovers a document from Hitler's Third Reich that could make him rich and famous. The document's content, if made public, will hurl Drury and his family into the tragic grip of history. Tough moral choices must be made by Drury and his friend that will leave painful effects on their lives and on each other.