Besides fishing in the wooded hills of Mount Rhigi, Harry and Clapham have little in common. Harry can’t relate to the brutality that Clapham endures every day, which has molded his character and produced torment, frustration, and fear in his heart. Emotionally bankrupt, Clapham seeks love and acceptance from the Davises. But one sad day he is threatened to do the unthinkable. Dark days follow. And though sorrow endures for the night, the healing balm of truth brings joy in the morning. Experience heartbreaking betrayal and God’s ultimate redemption in The Boy of Mount Rhigi.