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The grace of God functions subtly and often through very simple human actions. For one who will listen for God's voice, the result can be miraculous.
Grace Across the River is about God's grace and how He uses people to reach out and draw us to Him. Grace, the main character, finds herself right in the middle of God's plan for a little town called Riverside, where she is led to open a multipurpose shop called The Seven Species.
In this prophetic allegory, there are themes of both the land and people of Israel running throughout, but the narrative also focuses on the spiritual realities that the Promised Land represents, revealing that the Kingdom of God is real and experiential.
The book begins with an old key that opens the door to Grace's ancestral home, and as the story unfolds, it addresses victory over fears, emotional recovery and physical healing. God is always wanting to restore. He wants us to know this and believe it without a doubt.
About the author
Hannah May is a wife, a mother of three and grandmother of five. She has lived along the Gulf Coast most of her life. She is a homemaker who also enjoys painting, mostly with acrylics, playing and teaching the violin, historical research, and nostalgia in general. She got the idea for this novel in 2015 when she realized there are so many books and programs on TV that depict people seeking for answers in various ways. She decided to set up a scenario in a fiction book that would display the real grace and power of God in everyday life as we live with hope and expectancy in Jesus, our only true answer to all of life's questions.
