In the late summer of 1587, on a quiet island off the coast of what is now North Carolina, a baby’s cry echoed through the wilderness. Her name was Virginia Dare, and with her birth, a new chapter in history began – a symbol of hope for England’s dream of a New World. But that hope would soon turn into one of the greatest mysteries ever told: the fate of Virginia Dare and the Lost Colony. Centuries have passed, yet the question still whispers through the trees of Roanoke Island – what happened to the first English child born in America? When Governor John White, her grandfather, returned to the…