The start of this long summer holiday sees our heroine one year older and braving the open seas after finding an aged letter deposited long ago in the secret drawer of an antique desk belonging to the new family in the street. She is taken back in time to 1630 and after finding herself in the West Indies, boards a ridiculously `small wooden duck boat' to journey to Plymouth Colony in North America.
Once again, she meets the wise woman, who requests her help to return the letter accidently lost long ago and to bring together two estranged brothers, John and James Jenney. Following a tropical storm at sea, which badly damages their ship and blown well off course, she braves and then befriends Native American Indians who help her and the gallant Captain of the `Little James' supply ship to the Americas, Emmanuel Altham, travel overland to Plymouth Colony. She learns many new life skills whilst travelling with her new friends. Will she help to avoid a tribal war being started by a French spy posing as a fur trader? Will she fulfil her destiny yet again and manage to right the wrong between the two Jenney bothers?
If she only knew what her destiny was.
If she only knew what it meant......
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