There was a chapter in the life of Henry McClellan, a pivotal time that would evolve into a haunting tale of betrayal and the abrupt dissolution of his childish worldview. Through the eyes of a hopeful yet naive boy caught in the midst of one of New York's unsung tragedies emerges the tale of The Girl Who Loved the Rain.
Commissioned by Henry's son, this work comes to life from the journal Henry penned during his final days. The culmination of the story fulfills Henry's wish to see his story told; woven into the pages is the only story he ever wrote, The Curse of the Scarlet Rose. The story foreshadows the endurance of love and the power of hope against all odds, something Henry had forgotten until the end. Some things, some people should never be forgotten.