Indigo's opera house was a gift fromAlexandre Valois to his wife longbefore the Civil War. Marjo Savoy,head of the opera house committee,is determined that the historic buildingwill never be sold. Paul Clermont, the current owner, has no interest in holding onto the property he's inherited. A photojournalist who spendshis life on the road, he values his freedom too much to beburdened by real estate. But something keeps drawing him back--the quiet beautyof the bayou, the stirring music of his Acadian ancestors ormaybe Marjo herself. After years of wandering, he's beginningto wonder if this is where he belongs.