Dominic Petrossi has just opened the bookstore he always dreamt of, when the ‎past comes to haunt his days of joy.‎
A murdered priest twenty years ago. A case of abuse by a priest where his best ‎friend Edmund accused Father Saint Pierre of shattering his childhood innocence. ‎Edmund and Dominic, together, hatched a plan to expose the incriminated ‎molester by setting a trap. But the events that transpired led Edmund to serve ‎twenty years in jail for a crime he did not commit. ‎
Now, years later, Dominic has long forgotten about it, but then one day, a ‎stranger walks into his bookstore and hands him a book with no details except ‎for its title that reads, Truth, Redeemed. The book narrates a case very similar to ‎that of him and Edmund. Dominic's peace is ruined once he remembers the ‎incident from twenty years ago. ‎
Does Dominic's bookstore catch fire by accident or does someone set it ‎ablaze? Who writes the letter to the archbishop that rakes up old grievances? What ‎is the final plan to ruin Dominic?‎