Synopsis Samuel, a strong black African man, and Nicole, a beautiful white woman from Nova Scotia. They met in the year of 1999 in the city of Halifax, a small university town in the heart of Nova Scotia. It was from the first moment that they met each other. They both began to look with different eyes at the world they lived in. Nicole looked through the eyes of a black man who had pride, knowledge, and strength. And Samuel looked through the eyes of a white woman who had compassion, faith, and a mystical insight like no one he had ever met before. They live in a society with subtle bias towards inter-racial relationships, where the general population has been torn with racial tension for centuries. They struggled with discrimination, and are facing too many obstacles. Samuel now a medical doctor, is working hard to gain access to his chosen profession, he knocks on many different doors asking for just one chance, to demonstrate his capabilities as a qualified doctor, but his efforts and knocks go unanswered. When they appeal to their government for help and intervention; it is then that they face the real heart of the problem; they will discover a conspiracy, which will nearly destroy their lives. As Samuel and Nicole work hard, to overcome the injustice that is thrown at them. Samuel now realizes he is out of time, and the secret he buried for years from Nicole, can no longer be hidden. This story is a true-life travesty of justice, which will touch you on a human level, call out to you inside your heart, and will reside where you live, in the corners of your soul. This story will allow you to look beyond the color of one skin. You will see two people, their minds, their hearts, and hear their cries, as they fight for courage and strength, in a society that goes to extraordinary measure to deny access. It will show you how other people's decisions, actions, and judgments, can have devastating effects on two lives. It displays how the faith of one woman, at the end of the day, can really move mountains, and heal broken hearts. This deeply moving romance drama, will keep you hooked until the very last page, and pull at your heart strings. Still today in 2015 less then 15% international graduates, gain access to their chosen professions, in North america.