Synopsis "Woodworking Lessons: Book Three Peace Ridge Village Series"
"...God works all things together for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose." St. Paul's evocative promise in the Book of Romans becomes abundantly clear to the good neighbors of Peace Ridge Village, Minnesota as they prayerfully cope with making sense of life after senseless tragedies. Book Three in the Peace Ridge Village series continues the story of the beloved pastor, Ed Mitchell, who struggles to rebuild his marriage after the family tragedy that caused his wife, Jill, to retreat into impenetrable darkness. At the same time, he counsels and consoles his neighbors who have come to depend on his godly wisdom: Bill Nelson's wife, Donna, remains in a hopeless coma, as he copes with guilt, grief, and the rebuilding of his business after her financial betrayal; suicidal Veronica Marshall gains a glimmer of hope and peace when she begins to face her own dark sin; good friends, Romyn and Earl Randall who own the Crossroads Convenience store in Peace Ridge, persevere through setbacks to come close to realizing their adoption dreams. The newcomers, Titos and Maria Papadopoulos, begin to rebuild their lives in Peace Ridge after their son's death in Afghanistan. And we delight in getting to know the boy poet, Brian Peterson, who awaits reunion with his self-centered mother, Delaney, and expresses his loneliness and longing in his little nature poems. Marilyn Hayes Phillips is the author of "Shattered Peace" and "Jason's Gift", Books One and Two in the Peace Ridge Village series. She also authored "A Wild Olive Shoot", her personal spiritual memoir, and "How About a Little Lunch?" an anecdote-rich family history and cookbook featuring over 600 family "keeper" recipes.
