Book Details
Publisher: Harbourlight Books (Pelican)
Published: November 2016
ISBN10: 1611168600
ISBN13: 9781611168600
Genre: Contemporary
Subgenre: Women's Fiction
Target Audience: General
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Topics/Issues
Abusive, Abused, abuse, adopt, adoption, alcohol, drinking, anger, betrayed, betrayal, bitter, bitterness, blended family, domestic violence, domestic abuse, drugs, drug use, drug abuse, faith, faithful, family, family obligation, fear, fearful, forgiving, forgive, forgiveness, grace, guilt, guilty, heal, healing, hope, hopeful, hopefulness, reconciliation, reconcile, redemption, salvation, redeem
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ForgivenessBy Marianne EvansDescription:Country music bad boy, Chase Bradington is on the comeback trail. Fresh from rehab for alcohol addiction and transformed by the power of Christ, Chase is battling to rediscover the music he loves and a career he nearly ruined. Then he meets up-and-comer, Pyper Brock and instantly sparks ignite. Despite her rampant attraction to the handsome and talented icon, Pyper knows of Chase’s reputation and soundly dismisses his romantic overtures. Decades ago, her father, in a drunken rage, tossed her and her mother onto the streets. No way will Pyper make the mistake of falling for a man whose done battle with the bottle. What happens when Chase’s quest to win Pyper’s love breaks down chains of resentment and eases the long-buried wounds of her childhood? And what happens when Pyper’s father shows up in Nashville, clean, sober and seeking a chance to apologize? Can Pyper follow a pathway to peace when it comes to her father? Can she fully trust Chase? Above all, can a sin-damaged past be released in favor of forgiveness? Book Takeaway:Hope and God's mercy are everlasting, and brimming with promise! Why the author wrote this book:To clearly illustrate the struggle, and ultimate joy of authentic reform and forgiveness on the hearts of wounded people. |