Hunter has finally located his long-lost father and goes to visit. His father is a shell of himself and doing poorly. Hunter feels obligated to help by determining the cause of his illness. Oh course, the Council has a job for Hunter to accomplish in Canada as well. So the depressing aspects of his father's life are periodically cut with humor from Justine's predicament. The only part of "Morgan" in this story are diary entries. I must say that she was sadly missed.
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