Graven Images
As a child, Cally Jo McAllister testified against Albert Boone,  the janitor at her family's church, and sent him to prison for  murdering her mother. Now in college, Cally works part-time as a  sketch artist for the police, creating eerily realistic  portraits of criminals from the basic facts provided by  witnesses. Detective Dan Christopher thinks that she taps into a  higher power, but Cally has always scoffed at the ideaDuntil  recently. Her childhood nightmares have returned, and she  gradually realizes that she may have sent the wrong man to  prison and that the real killer may be her estranged father. As  Cally struggles to find the truth, a mysterious stranger seeks  her out. Will her slowly developing faith help her heal the  wounds of the past and create a future, or has the past returned  to claim another victim? Mehl's solid debut mystery will appeal  to mainstream and secular audiences, especially fans of Dee  Henderson, Terri Blackstock, and Lorena McCourtney's Whirlpool.Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc.--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.