William Washington was a young boy in Mississippi living on a planation adjacent to a cemetery when he met Spector. Their encounter was unusual, and for years after William wondered if Spector were only a figment of his boyhood imagination. Now, as a grown man and father in Chicago, William tries to make sense of his mother’s passing. Wracked with grief at the suddenness of her death a voice is once again in William’s ear, and a cool breeze across his skin announces Spector’s presence once more. Is there more to his mother’s death than meets the eye? Is the inclination to investigate further a realistic option, or is he hearing voices and losing his sanity? Through a series of grievous, dangerous, and surprising events, William is faced with a lesson on faith, discovering where to place his trust when the stakes are at their highest.