The stampede of hell into the heavens had been reversed and the balance restored. It was only Noah who sensed the dybbuk's stirring and the softly and slowly growing shadows that others preferred to ignore. For the rest of the world, the emblazoned dawn of the Edwardian Era promised hope, colour and excitement. It was a time of peace where patient and passionate hearts could finally find love. However, the Webb family still struggled and all they had to help them escape the catastrophic events of their pasts and withstand the challenges ahead was the unseen link that bound them together. Meanwhile, in post-war Britain Maya is haunted by her harrowing memories of the camps, the emotional pain, hunger, physical abuse and death. She struggles to find her place in her new country which is not what she had expected as her first impressions were of a dull, grey and decaying wilderness where food continued to be rationed and the malicious madness from her darkest days still resided. The people she met seemed contemptuous, full of greed and treachery. The threads that connected the past and future appeared to have been severed as there seemed to be no person or thing that could save her or stand kindly by her side as she navigated her way through the mean streets of London.