The Master's Inn

By Deb Gorman

Description:

A novel of human brokenness and God’s still-unfolding drama of redemption . . .

When two wounded and dysfunctional families wind up unexpectedly at the remote Master’s Inn during a December snowstorm, it’s up to owners Tom and Barb Masters to help—except they’re dealing with their own bitter issues. As the winter snowfall confines them, the three families find themselves coping with their crippled relationships and hard emotions . . . and sometimes tearing one another down in the process.
But when a tragic secret is inadvertently revealed and a rebellious teenage girl takes off into the storm, chaos descends. Will they be tossed into more heartbreak, or will the crisis draw them together against a common enemy?
With a forest in Washington state as the backdrop, join Tom and Barb at their B&B as they strive to show Christ’s love to all who cross their threshold . . . even when it threatens their own sanity and safety.

Book Takeaway:

Our difficult and tragic pasts are a tool for redemption and healing in the strong hands of Almighty God.

Why the author wrote this book:

This story is about God's most clever creation-the human family-and the heartbreak that's encountered when we don't treat ourselves and our families as such. But it goes farther than that. God calls families to be a light to the brokenhearted in a dark world, and He is willing to go the mat to make that happen. In The Master's Inn, three families learn how far that might take them. I wrote this story because I have experienced how far He was and is willing to go with me and my family.