His Brother's Atonement

By Amy Lynn Walsh

Description:

Shane Phillips had given up hope of ever meeting the nephew born to the woman his brother assaulted. After checks he sent to Aubrey Anders were returned, Shane decided the most he could ever do was pray for the Anders family. When Shane discovers that he and Aubrey work for the same graphic arts company, he must find a way to assure her he means no harm before both Wyoming branches meet for a conference.
Aubrey thinks she has worked through most of her trauma with the help of her psychologist and loving community. However, meeting Shane Phillips seems to have unleashed suppressed anxiety and insecurity. But as their paths continue to intersect, Aubrey begins to wonder if Shane could be part of God's plan for her despite their painful connection.

Book Takeaway:

God can redeem the pain in our lives for His glory.

Why the author wrote this book:

I was interested in modern life in western small towns and on ranches. I was also pondering the trials of families who have a loved one who is a criminal due to a situation that a friend was in.