Craig Rogers, beloved husband and football coach, dies in a car accident caused by a drunk driver. His wife, Jenna, tries to move on but her 16-year-old daughter becomes pregnant, turning her world upside down. Without the love and support of her husband, Jenna feels helpless, until she meets Ben. Their connection is immediate and puzzling. When Ben finds out that the heart he received could possibly belong to Jenna’s husband, he is bewildered and anxious. Can he tell Jenna and risk losing her?
Josie has had a picture perfect marriage but after the death of her mother, she has fallen into a depression and things aren’t so perfect anymore. In fact, she finds out her husband has had an affair with her best friend. Her life is in an upheaval and she doesn’t think it could get any worse until she finds out that her mother had a huge secret of her own.
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Reader Reviews
“A wonderful book that made me laugh and cry.”
Wanda Sheppard
“A compelling novel about love, loss, and the type of forgiveness that we learn best through the love of Christ.”
Joy Ruble, Author of Rich Girl
“I believe Karen Bruce will soon become one of your favorite authors. She brings her characters to life and makes you feel they are your family. You cry, laugh, and celebrate with them.”
Deborah Corn
“This is a wonderful story of forgiveness and true love. As God forgives our sins, we need to forgive others.”
Ladonna DeCaterina
Karen is married to Kenny Bruce and they live in Mendota, Virginia. They have two wonderful sons who are married and live in North Carolina. They also have the cutest grandson and granddaughter.
BLOGS
Are You A Whosoever?
I love y’all but when I say y’all I mean mostly the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. No offence. I try to love the rest of y’all but it’s hard sometimes. Some people are easy to love, like your family and friends. What about the extremely rude people who think their time is more valuable than yours? What about someone that kills for no reason other…
The House Across the River
“Watcha lookin’ at?” Sarah adjusted the binoculars as she zoomed in on the house across the river. Her sister, Amanda, loomed in behind her, peering over her shoulder. “The old Moore place.” Sarah could hear the sound of thunder in the distance, warning them of the impending storm that was predicted on the evening news.…
Lord Willin’ and the Creek Don’t Rise
It’s funny how you remember certain phrases people use. I got to thinking about my family and all the ‘sayings’ I grew up with. My granny Lottie, daddy’s mom, used to always begin a sentence with, ‘you fellers.’ “You fellers hungry?” “You fellers got enough Kivvers?” Kivvers were blankets in case you didn’t know. She…
Bird Observations
It’s pretty quiet out at the farm. We don’t have a lot of traffic so when you’re outside (especially in the spring) the birds are very noticeable. Living on the river, you see lots of geese, bald eagles , wild ducks, hawks and cranes. The larger birds are fishing for small-mouthed bass, which are plentiful…
Don’t Ring That Bell, Roxanne!
“I have an idea, Cathy, let’s go to the cemetery and see if Roxanne is awake!” My best friend, Jill, was always bringing up crazy things to do. The last time I spent the night with her, she proposed that we sneak out after midnight and dress up like ghosts and scare people. Not…
Jump to Recipe
OK, so why didn’t I realize before that when you clicked on a recipe online you don’t have to read or scroll through the little book that tells the who, what, when where and why of the recipe? There’s an icon with jump to recipe. This is where I roll my eyes and smack my…
Karen G. Bruce 