Authors: Karen Ball
What Lies Within (50 page)
“Shattered Justice
is for anyone who has ever known grief or asked God, ‘Why me?’ ”
—T
ERRI
B
LACKSTOCK
, bestselling author of
River’s Edge
Annie Justice has always been different, thanks to a rare condition allowing her to see things others do not. Through a series of events, she is thrown together with Jed Curry, a producer of hit reality TV shows. Joined in a race against time and a cunning adversary, Annie and Jed struggle to work together because if they don’t, it could cost them everything.
“Karen Ball offers an intriguing story that kept me turning the pages and guessing the truth right up to the end.”
—T
RACIE
P
ETERSON
,
bestselling author of
What She Left for Me
THER
TITLES
“A story this honest could only come from the deepest, most tender places in a writer’s heart. Karen Ball is highly skilled author who has gifted us with a gripping, heartfelt tale of the times.”
—K
AREN
K
INGSBURY
,
bestselling author of
One Tuesday Morning, Oceans Apart
, and the Redemption series
Anne’s daughter Faith is the answer to her lifelong prayer to be a mother. But her dream is shattered when Faith rejects Anne’s love and the love of God. After years pass, and God heals their relationship, Anne falls seriously ill. Faith watches her mother weaken, struggling with role reversals and leaning on God as never before. Through all the intricacies of their relationship, all the joys and trials, they learn that God is with them. He brings them peace in the darkness, joy in the midst of sorrow, and hope in the face of death.
K
AREN
B
ALL
“Karen Ball has penned a modern classic and given us two unforgettable characters to root for. This is an author to watch!”
—R
OBIN
L
EE
H
ATCHER
,
bestselling author of
Firstborn
and
Promised to Me
Gabe and Renee Roman are on the edge—relationally and spiritually. But after years of struggling in their marriage, their greatest test comes in the most unexpected of forms: a blizzard in the Oregon wilderness. Their truck hurtles down the side of a mountain, and suddenly they are forced to fight for survival by relying on each other. But both must surrender their last defenses if they are to come home at last—to God and to each other. Only then will they learn the most important truths of all: God is sufficient, and only through obedience to His call can we find true joy. Can the Romans overcome their greatest obstacle—themselves—in time?