The Lives of Three Women Intersect in a Place of Deep Wounds and Staggering Grace
Against the backdrop of both present-day and ancient Israel, Lynn Austin weaves together the
stories of three women and the work of mercy in their lives. Separated by time and miles but linked through the eternal need to forgive,
the stories merge into an example of inspirational fiction at
its finest.
At the outset of Wings of Refuge, Abigail
MacLeod's life is falling apart around her, and in order to find
the time to put the pieces back together, she signs on for an
archeological expedition outside of Jerusalem. Part lifelong dream
and part pilgrimage, her journey is meant to offer her solace
and respite from a crumbling marriage.
Instead, it brings danger as she becomes linked
with a murdered man who had sat beside her on the flight from
the United States. Shaken to the core, Abigail finds comfort in
the friendship of Dr. Hannah Rahov.
Through the shared stories of Hannah's heartbreaking past and the related saga of a woman who lived long ago, Austin weaves a stirring tale of reconciliation and proclaims the safe haven God provides for those weathering the storms of life.
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