From the depths of injustice and tyranny rises a heroine, Zuma, whose dauntless courage knows no bounds. Loyalty and self-sacrifice are no strangers to those who are held by a vow never to betray the secret. Zuma’s choice is made; her willingness to risk her own life is inspired by the One who demonstrated that “greater love hath no man than this . . .”

Three additional short stories compete this volume. In Gratitude and Probity a place of honor is reserved for the poor and needy, and in Michael and Jacqueline generosity is shown toward the simple-minded. Finally, we are reminded of the consequences of sin and the hope of forgiveness in the Young Fisherman of Heligoland.