The Encounter

By Robin Densmore Fuson

Description:

At first blush, fifty-two-year-old Renee Harris appears to be a confident sophisticated woman. Hidden are the scars of deep pain and fear. A meeting in an ordinary elevator will not only take Renee to the designated floor but also on a journey of discovery.
Chaplain Lance Freeman’s only thought is to help a family in their hour of need though unknown to him, the woman in the elevator needs him more than the family down the hall.
Elevators can be strange things. Full of ups and downs, they may be used as a vehicle to change the course of someone’s life. Renee and Lance are about to find out just how much a chance meeting can alter a person’s direction. Can real love be a part of their new beginnings? Will they allow God to lead and interrupt their lives so they can eventually find peace, joy, and love?

Book Takeaway:

You can be forgiven and made whole and lovely. You are who Christ says you are.

Why the author wrote this book:

My character Renee goes through similar relationship issues as I did. She had to learn to overcome and see who God sees in her. I wrote to encourage women to know who they are in Christ and to accept themselves as beautiful, forgiven, redeemed, and a child of the King.