Stained Glass Window

Leigh has discovered that her husband has emotionally cheated on her. She has left their home to go back to her grandmother’s old home to heal and give thought to her next step. While there, she discovers an old journal that might have been written by an ancestor and a broken STAINED GLASS WINDOW that both hold mysteries and maybe even hints at a treasure. When her husband shows up to try to reconstruct their relationship they are put into situations that toss them together. Will they discover the past mysteries and find their way back to each other?

STAINED GLASS WINDOW is a look into the heart and mind of a woman searching for truth in her past and in her present. The characters in this tale are believable and well thought out. Not in many books with cheating husbands has this reader liked the man. But in STAINED GLASS WINDOW our leading man, Phillip, has many redeeming qualities that had this reviewer rooting for him, amazing though that might be. With Leigh, this reader did not feel her a fool for considering taking back a cheating man. Both of these characters discover God and the power of forgiveness and Innis Grace wrote this storyline in such a way that has the reader rooting for our couple’s future happiness.

The best part of this tale is the mystery of the journal that Leigh found. The journal tells the story of a young woman who fights to win the man of her dreams against all odds, a sad and often poignant story that had this reviewer looking ahead for more entries in this mysterious lady’s life. What a wonderful and unique blend of past and present has Ms. Grace given her readers. Do not miss out on STAINED GLASS WINDOW. It is truly a delightful and insightful read.

August 2006