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This
is a delightful short story (around 60 pages). If you've got an hour
and a few tissues handy, read it. You'll enjoy it.
Sixteen
year old Scottlyn was raped when on a visit to a college she was
checking out. A pregnancy results and when she refuses to abort, her
father kicks her out of the house. But Scottlyn is determined to be
the mother she never had. She finds a place in a home for pregnant
teens. Attending her old high is impossible when the younger brothers
of the rapist cause trouble. Scottlyn is invited to attend a
Christian school. There she meets Mrs. Kensington, a relatively
recently widowed and childless woman who asks every day, “What now,
God?”
This
is a great story of listening to that quiet voice of God when you
come across someone in need. You'll be encouraged by the strength of
Scottlyn and the compassion of Diana Kensington. And you will marvel
at how God brought these two women together so that each might be
healed and restored.
Sharon
Srock went from writing science fiction, Star Trek style, to
Christian fiction and is the author of several novels. She and her
husband live in Oklahoma. You can find out more about her at
www.sharonsrock.com.
I
received a complimentary digital copy of this novella through the
Book Group Network for the purpose of this honest review.
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