Pandora's Deed

By Monica Mynk

Description:

Savannah Barrett fled her Dreyfus home to escape childhood bullies, and planned to stay away for good. Body image struggles have led her to a life of empty relationships. After yielding so many times to temptation, she believes no one could desire her for more.

Geoff Spencer, her former tormentor, is the man who could love her anyway. He cleaned up his life, stopped the bullying, and found Christ. When she inherits his farm, she returns to claim the property and face her dreadful past. She never expects to claim his heart as well.

The property transfer unearths a mystery that some would prefer to stay buried—a tragedy that intertwines their families and plants Savannah in the path of a psychopath who’d rather dispose of her rather than expose the past.

Can he convince her that he’s changed, and she’s not only worthy of his love, but God’s love, too? And can they find answers from their past before it’s too late for her soul?

Book Takeaway:

People do change, through Christ, and no sin is too bad to be forgiven.

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Why the author wrote this book:

It's one of seven novels about broken girls who've become goddess to themselves learning to forgive their pasts, let go of their sin, and become daughters of Christ. Savannah struggles with overcoming her sexual sin, which is relevant to many modern women today. It's important to write books showing women who've made similar mistakes that they still belong in church and they can be redeemed.