Publisher's Synopsis
Is her son a gift from God or the devil’s spawn? The Seed of Change takes the reader into the guilt-ridden world of Frances Mary O’Donnell in a tightly woven plot filled with intrigue and surprise. Frances Mary O’Donnell, unloved, single and forty, is carrying a child. She has no idea who the father is and no recollection of how she became pregnant. Her life is filled with bizarre coincidences that lead her to believe that the infant growing inside her is retribution for her role in the tragic death of her mother, many years ago. Seeking help from a catholic priest, she is persuaded that the child is no punishment, but a gift from God. After the child is born, it soon becomes apparent that he is very different from other children. He develops remarkably quickly. Within months he is walking and talking, yet still no questions are raised. Chronologically 3 years old, the child has grown into a pubescent teenager. Only then does the shroud of silence begin to lift. Determined to seek answers, the sudden arrival of a government official pulls Frances’s world apart.…
