This riveting story is about a fifteen-year-old boy who, as the story opens, realizes he has no idea who he is - beyond his first name - or what has led to his loss of memory. From the outset, he's on the run, a street kid thrust out on his own, living by his wits and involved in a quest to find another lost teenager whose First Nations father is desperate for news of his son. In the process, he learns to survive and begins to get a sense of his strengths and character.

Winner of the Benjamin Franklin Award in the category of Juvenile-Young Adult Fiction!

Winner of the Mr. Christie's Book Award!

Shortlist for the 2004 Canadian Library Association Young Adult Canadian Book Award

Ontario Library Association's Golden Oak Award winner, 2005

This book was recognised in the Fiction - YA category by the Benjamin Franklin Award. It was recognised in the YA category by the Young Adult Canadian Book Award.

This book has been graded for interest at 12-14 years.

There are 141 pages in this book. This book was published 2003 by Red Deer College Press, Canada .

Martine Leavitt is an award-winning writer of critically acclaimed young adult fiction. Besides winning the prestigious Mr. Christie's Award and Benjamin Franklin Award, Martine's previous titles have received numerous award nominations including the Governor General's Literary Award. Martine also holds a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from Vermont College and lives in High River, Alberta.