Elizabeth Greene's quest for a stable Christian home for her daughter is challenged when unforeseen circumstances disrupt her newfound sense of security. As she navigates the complexities of her situation, she must confront the obstacles that threaten her dreams and find strength in her faith.
The narrative explores the profound grief of a mother who faces the unimaginable loss of her child. As Jane Daly navigates her shattered beliefs and the overwhelming sorrow, she discovers a transformative journey towards healing. Through her experience, she reflects on the presence of God, guiding her from despair to a newfound peace that transcends her pain, offering insights into resilience and faith in the face of tragedy.
Jinxi Lansing grapples with the fear of her dark past being exposed, particularly her involvement in a boy's death, which threatens her newfound sense of belonging with her friend Janice Rafferty and her son Dean. As Jinxi navigates her fragile existence, Janice and Dean also harbor secrets that could disrupt their lives and relationships. The story explores themes of guilt, redemption, and the complexities of friendship, highlighting the precarious balance between truth and the facade of a perfect life.
Jinxi Lansing's sharp wit often leads her to self-sabotage, jeopardizing her dreams. After a night in jail, a chance encounter with a compassionate cop presents an opportunity for change in her life. However, her willingness to embrace this new direction remains uncertain, highlighting the struggle between her desires and her tendencies to undermine herself.
From case studies to actionable steps, this book provides direction on how schools can reimagine learning environments to foster innovative thinking when the Age of Complexity is always at the forefront.