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How do you cope when your best attempt to do a good deed simply shows you how un-good you really are?
Dorothy is contented with her life as a wedding seamstress. She loves her two adult children, her husband, and her church. She is gifted with the ability to turn heaps of pink satin, lemon-yellow chiffon, and white lace into exquisite gowns. Her clients are beautiful, well-bred, and pay her well. Timid Dorothy doesn't like change, but even volunteering at the crisis pregnancy clinic doesn't shake her peaceful life too much.
Then Bailey wanders into the clinic: pregnant, angry, abrasive, and hiding the pain of a dark secret. In a wild moment of compassion and uncertainty, Dorothy convinces her supportive husband, Gary, that they should invite Bailey to live with them until the baby is born.
Let the story begin!
About the author
Christine Schneider has been writing stories since she learned to hold a pencil. She and her husband now live in Montana, after spending 15 years in Austria as missionaries.
They traveled extensively throughout Europe. Her avid interest in the Middle Ages and the history of Christianity in Europe formed the impetus for this fiction series. She has written extensively on Bible subjects.
