When Mark Davidson sees Kristine Cavanaugh for the first time as she sings in a small, white church he is instantly captivated. He has seen an angel, but the demons of his life howl at him and call him a fool. He feels far too unworthy to capture the heart of such a delicate rose. Time and again he visits the church to see her, but before the minister says, "Amen," he steps out into the white of winter.

When Kristine first sees Mark she believes God has whispered to her he is the one. He captures her young imagination, and she eagerly waits each Sunday morning to catch a glimpse of him, hoping each time he will stay longer to meet her.

When Kristine and Mark finally meet they see tomorrow in each other's eyes. However, fear dwells inside of Mark that if Kristine knew him—really knew him—he would lose her, so he hides his most private thoughts and deepest regrets from her. Kristine knows that one day her love will tear down Mark's walls of protection and scare away those demons haunting him.

In His special way God brings them together, and Mark knows with even more certainty Kristine is the girl of his dreams. With innocence he woos her young heart, and they fall sweetly into a pure love which enfolds both in joy.