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Single-handedly, Lynn shatters the hopes and dreams of her close-knit family and severs the bond with her twin sister, Ruth. Each person fights to survive in the face of betrayal, deceit, loss, pain, even regret. An unexpected ray of hope occurs but it is only a prelude to more devastation and pain. When Lynn's parents think that things can get no worse, they realize just how wrong they are. Lynn wants nothing more than to be free of her past and is willing to abandon her parents, their rules and expectations, and all that she has known. With a friend's help, she escapes and begins a new life. But is she really free? She soon learns that her trusted friend is not the man she thinks he is and her dream becomes a living nightmare. Amy and Marlo's marriage is destroyed by a chain of unimaginable events that neither could have predicted. Left reeling from the aftermath, divorce appears inevitable. They begin the slow process of picking up the pieces and building lives with new love interests. When a tragedy occurs, they are forced to look within and beyond themselves. What they discover is life-changing but is it too late? A gripping story of self-discovery, surrender, spiritual awakening, faith and unexpected grace.

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Your writing style creates a vivid word picture of the setting, events and characters...the reader is transported into the scene as if standing there, unseen, in the actual event. -- Gerald Jackson, II This is the best one yet. -- Wendy Mills It is a very enjoyable and easy read that you don't want to put down until you've finished it... -- Ritchie Carroll

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Cheryl is a graduate of the University of Virginia and George Mason University. Her previous novels include And, Not Only That and In A Year's Time. Cheryl enjoys writing novels that inspire, encourage, inform and uplift. She currently lives in Charlotte, North Carolina with her husband, Will.

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