This inspirational adoption story is about a grandmother who places clues in unlikely places hoping, one day by some miracle, her granddaughter who was given up for adoption, will follow the clues and find her.

In 1982, Ian McKinney, who is engaged to be married, confesses to his mother, Anna Weber, that Tara Harper, a girl he used to date is pregnant with his child. His choices are abortion, adoption, marry Tara, or give Tara the stigma of raising an illegitimate child. Tara wants her baby, but decides on abortion. Anna makes a phone call that results in Tara keeping her baby. However, giving into society and family pressures Tara leaves town to live in secret at a home for unwed mothers until Stephanie is born. Tara releases her for adoption. Ian asks Social Services for custody, but is told he has no rights. Anna, asks if she can adopt Stephanie, but is told that a grandparent's only right is to put a letter without identifiable information in it in Stephanie's file. She places clues in her letter for Stephanie's file hoping that one day, by some miracle, Stephanie will follow the clues and find her.

The rest of the story, which spans over the course of several decades in what can only be described as a series of miracles, Stephanie and Anna are placed directly in each other's path over and over again. Even though their families were over a hundred miles apart, their lives were divinely intertwined. An effective drama about the tenacity of family love.

Realizing others are facing similar situations, Livingston provides readers with a list of adoption groups that can help in search for surrendered family members.