The Strand
To the outside world, Anne and Paul Lorelli are living the perfect life in suburban Washington, D.C. It takes Paul's death during a mugging turned violent to make Anne realize that her ten-year marriage wasn't perfect. Forced to live on her own for the first time, Anne begins to put her life together by visiting the tourist sites she had previously ignored. A chance meeting with a Holocaust survivor at the Holocaust Museum gives Anne the impetus to pursue her dream of tutoring inner-city youth, a goal her husband had found laughable. In the process, Anne learns enough about life and Christian faith to enable her to grow in ways she never thought imaginable. Vaughan (coauthor with Charles Colson of The Body, Word, 1996) has written a tremendously insightful thriller that skillfully blends themes of romance, forgiveness, and spiritual growth. A simply wonderful book; highly recommended.Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.