Susan M. reviewed on 4/14/2008 + 13 more book reviews

Mary Madison was a child of unspeakable horrors, a young woman society wanted to forget. Now a divine power has set Mary free to bring life-changing hope and love to battered and abused women living in the shadow of the nation's capital.

Mary is educated and redeemed, a powerful voice in Washington, D.C. But she also has a past that shamed polite society. Her experiences created in her paralyzing fear, faithlessness, addiction and promiscuity. Only one power set Mary free and gave her a lifetime of love and hope. A power that could only be divine.

Peggy Madison is Mary's grandmother, a quiet woman who has spent her life praying for her granddaughter. Peggy walks the journey in faith and watches from a distance as ine key person after another comes into Mary's life and demonstrates the timeless, powerful ove of the Master, the Savior, the Divine Lord.

Emma Randall is a single mother fleeing from an abusive relationship, wondering whether there is hope for her and her young daughters. She is desparate, broken and unloved, tempted to commit the unthinkable. Then Mary Madison introduces Emma to the greatest love of all.

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