The Amber

Thousands of years ago, a man sold his soul for a woman he found in Lithuania. She carried the energy of Austeja, the Lithuanian bee goddess, and he refused to hear her songs. His choice to try and control her cost him his life and his soul, and he’s been trying to get both back ever since then. But there’s only two ways he can accomplish his goal: Either trade in her soul for his own, or undo his original wrong. Now, in contemporary times, he’s found her again, re-embodied as a young woman who works in marketing, and has no memory of her previous lives. She doesn’t recognize him. She only knows he's rich, and might be a good contact for her career track. Then he hints that he might be able to get back a priceless family violin called the Amber, which her brother lost in a bad poker game. As he encourages her to explore her artistic talent and her ancestral roots, she finds she's more attracted to him than she wants to be. She must decide how much that’s worth to her, and he must decide if he’ll use her to achieve his own ends. The rich history of Lithuania, with its sacred trees and placid bees, is the backdrop for their drama, as they both face their ancestral past, and the imperative of their current choices.