scout

Scout Finch had always loved her sleepy little town of Maycomb, with its winding roads and verdant trees. It felt like a home, a sanctuary that sometimes hid behind a façade of tranquility. But life had taught Scout, at a young age, that the world wasn't as simple as it seemed.

Billy Coleman had spent his boyhood in the rugged hills of the Ozarks, fostering a strong bond with his two loyal coonhounds, Old Dan and Little Ann. But after the hounds met a tragic end, the loss destroyed Billy's heart. He left the hills of his childhood to find city life, leaving his heartbreak behind. This is a tale, long forgotten, of a journey back to the land he once called home, and the sprouting of a second Red Fern.

In the sleepy southern town of Maycomb, Atticus Finch, once hailed as a colorblind hero, was now a stranger wearing an unfamiliar face. Jean Louise Finch, or better known as Scout, who had returned from New York for her annual visit, was struggling to reconcile this unfamiliar image of her father.