Forgiving Not Ourselves

<p>A few terrible moments on an otherwise tranquil night...<br><br>A tragic fire ruled an accident by local authorities destroys an antique carousel - and also claims a life.<br><br>Kevin Ahern has returned to the small Midwest city of Hayes with an interesting proposal for the city he has adopted - to build them a brand new carousel from the ground up.<br><br>But Kevin and his friends soon find themselves faced with lingering questions about the fire and its aftermath.<br><br>An insurance claim filed by the City not only for loss of revenue but for the loss of priceless carousel art and history has brought a retired arson investigator to town - and no one likes the questions he's asking.<br><br>Was the fire really just an unfortunate accident?<br><br>If not who started the fire?<br><br>Was it a simple case of arson<br>or a calculated and planned act of hatred and vengeance?<br><br>But more importantly who else may have been there that awful night<br>and what was their involvement?<br><br>As the investigator zeros in on his suspects and their possible motives other small town secrets begin to emerge.<br><br>And there is one person around whom everything seems to swirl: a wandering amnesiac with only one name an unknown origin - burn scars branded into his palms and guilt seared into his soul.<br><br>If there is to be any forgiveness or redemption it may lie buried with old secrets and hard truths that no wants to face.</p>