(This book is suitable for Tweens and Teenagers)

A heartfelt story that teaches that ‘no matter how long it may take, there would be consequences for every action; whether good or bad.’

Samuel was a good man who loved his wife and son with all his heart. He was a bookkeeper who loved his job and always took special care to clean an antique mirror— an old friend, which hung in a corner. One evening, Samuel was murdered in the bookstore, but after seven years, the antique mirror which stood witness to it all, helped to uncover the truth and bring peace to his grieving family. The story showed that, ‘sometimes, the past has a way of revealing itself, even when we least expect it, and even the most ordinary things could bear witness to the darkest of acts.’