Abigail Maze is a story about a woman who is trying to find a relative to leave her empire to and to give that person a stone that she has almost lost her life over more than once. She has two great, great grandchildren who have been less then stellar in her opinion. One, a New York conservative, who cares only about money and power; the other, a California bleeding heart liberal who wants to give her money to anyone who needs it. Abigail invites Kenya and Alexander to come to her home in Hungry so she can see for herself if they deserve to be her heir. She is disappointed by both of them, but decides to send then on an adventure to Africa to see if they have what they will need to reign over her empire. In Africa, Kenya and Alexander find that the village viewed their grandmother as bad magic. Abigail had stolen a stone that they had held sacred. A love affair in the heavens had turned bad and one of the lovers had thrown the stones to earth. Abigail, her husband and the two men she loved, had all at one time owned one of the stones. The stones had made Abigail's life extremely painful, exceptionally wonderful and incredibly worthwhile. Could either of her great, great grandchildren handle the power the stone could give them? That was the question she kept asking herself.