: A tragic plane crash. One woman who lost her husband. Another who gave up her seat for him. Adah spent her first twenty-five years with her family as part of a fringe religious sect. Her only contact with...
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A tragic plane crash. One woman who lost her husband. Another who gave up her seat for him.
Adah spent her first twenty-five years with her family as part of a fringe religious sect. Her only contact with the outside world was through customers at their farm store. Then she met Julian, a photojournalist who'd come to document their lifestyle. They eloped mere days later and Adah was thrust into a completely new life as a wife, city-dweller, and an individual allowed to make her own decisions. But she has no idea who she is.
On her twenty-sixth birthday, Julian plans to fly home from an assignment to give her her first-ever birthday present. He's thrilled when Katherine Cramer gives up her seat so he can make the flight. But the plane crashes and everyone on board is killed, including Julian.
Adah is completely at a loss, with no friends and no marketable skills. When Julian's last photographs are published, her life errupts into chaos. She begins travelling?with Julian's camera for a companion?searching for answers to who she is and what she really wants.
Meanwhile, Katherine must live with the knowledge of why she gave up her seat?to extend her affair one more night. She recognizes her survival as a second chance to save her marriage. But is it too late?
When Adah's and Katherine's paths cross, they discover that there's still life ahead for both of them.
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PRODUCT DETAIL
- Catalogue Code 405951
- Product Code 9781401689032
- ISBNÂ 1401689035
- EANÂ 9781401689032
- Pages 352
- Department General Books
- Category Fiction
- Sub-Category General
- Publisher Thomas Nelson Publishers
- Publication Date Feb 2015
- Sales Rank 68618
- Dimensions 212 x 139 x 25mm
- Weight 0.308kg
Christa Parrish
A past winner of Associated Press awards for her journalism, Christa Parrish now teaches literature and writing to high school students, is a homeschool mom, and lives near Saratoga Springs, New York. Visit www.christaparrish.com