I roll over onto my side and close my eyes. Lord, please help me to fit in better this school year. Far from home and family, it is hard to fit in. Having been sent with her twin brother to America by her parents to escape war-torn England, Virginia continually struggles to feel like she belongs. School is the most challenging, and she longs to be accepted by others. With a love for the violin, she does enjoy working at a local music shop. However even that becomes an uneasy environment when she is pretty sure her boss is hiding that something is amiss. A startling occurrence causes him to share a secret from his past that now affects the present, bringing the unsettling awareness of a potential threat. New friends, old adversaries, and a thrilling opportunity keep Virginia busy. But will she ever be comfortable with this life so very distant from the one she once knew? Can she ever be viewed as a valued equal among all the other students?