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In Deep Waters, award-winning novelist, Dorene Meyer takes you on a journey into a First Nations community. This fast-paced contemporary fiction challenges the myth perpetuated by the church that some sins are greater in God’s eyes than others.
Sarah thinks it is her birth mother who has died but it is actually her aunt. The story revolves around her true birth mother, Gracie, an alcoholic, and Sarah’s fiancée, Colin, who also struggles with alcohol addiction. Sarah finds forgiveness in her heart for both her mother and Colin as she understands the deeper issues that have caused their addiction.
Deep Waters is first and foremost a “good read.” It was written to be read and enjoyed. Additionally, there is a message of hope and healing, particularly from childhood trauma. Readers will be transported to a unique setting in Canada’s | |  | | The Little Ones
Is it really possible to forgive someone who has greatly wronged you or someone you love? And how can there be both justice and mercy? In The Little Ones, Colin Hill must face these questions when he and his wife, Sarah, become foster parents to the children of Colin’s former abuser. As the past and present collide, the love of God pierces through the darkness and true healing begins, for everyone.
The Little Ones is a compelling story that draws you into the lives of Colin and Sarah as they become foster parents to two precious little girls who have been damaged and wounded by abuse.
Dorene Meyer approaches the difficult challenges faced by foster parents with compassion and a deep understanding.
This fast paced story is a thriller filled with drama, adventure, love, hate, danger, forgiveness and God's mercy.
Throughout the book, the focus is always on the promises of God to never forsake His children.
With faith, love and courage, Colin and Sarah ov |
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