Angela Beach Silverthorne

Cries of Grace Angela Beach Silverthorne

Bren's grandmother said to guard your heart and forgive. How far does God's grace truly reach? The Haven has enjoyed five years of peace after a brutal demonic assault. The land has flourished. People have moved on, reaping a treasure house of blessings and getting comfortable and complacent. Bren has been away for five years. Now she heads home with a Master's degree in nursing, hoping to follow her grandmother's passion as a midwife. Going home holds deep-rooted issues. She must face the death of her grandmother, her father's involvement in demonic activity, and bitter disappointments. Going home also means seeing Joseph. Through brief visits, phone calls, and letters, Bren has fallen in love with Joseph. She is indebted to him for helping restore The Haven to its former glory, but she wants more. She wants her love reciprocated to the fullest. Going home might mean more hurt, more brokenness, but it also might mean love and passion, sharing a future with the man of her dreams. Cries of Grace weaves a beautiful tale of romance, redemption, faith, and trust, but in the background things are shifting-mistrust, deceit, and corruption begin to slip in and insidiously corrode hope.