Keeping Misery Company (Urban Christian)
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| Rating | : | 4.46 (632 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1601628773 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 320 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-04-17 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Lessons learned Daniel & Ruth Wilcox have not been happy in their marriage for quite some time. Even though their relationship looks bleak, Ruth, the ever dutiful wife, is not ready to give up on their marriage just yet. But Ruth's effort to hold on appears to be all for naught, for Daniel has moved into a separate bedroom and is having an affair with a much younger woman. And i. Great Book I really enjoyed Keeping Misery Company. When I read the back cover I thought it was going to be just another novel about a man leaving a woman and her having to recover from the pain of rejection/seperation/divorce, but it wasn't like that. Michelle Larks did a great job making this story "fresh" and different. There was one scene in the book that literally had . "(RAW Rating: (RAW Rating: 4.5) - For the love of God The RAWSISTAZ Reviewers Ruth Wilcox has just ushered her youngest child off to college and is now ready to focus on her life and marriage. Her husband, Daniel, has been keeping long work hours and staying out late at night hanging with his single brother. She hates to think the worst, until the evidence of an affair is too strong to ignore. Being the daughter of the pastor of one of the. .5) - For the love of God" according to The RAWSISTAZ Reviewers. Ruth Wilcox has just ushered her youngest child off to college and is now ready to focus on her life and marriage. Her husband, Daniel, has been keeping long work hours and staying out late at night hanging with his single brother. She hates to think the worst, until the evidence of an affair is too strong to ignore. Being the daughter of the pastor of one of the
Secrets, lies, betrayal, and forgiveness are at the forefront of this story. Lately, Ruth and her husband, Daniel, have drifted apart like two ships passing in the night; with zero visibility between them. Keeping Misery Company is a poignant tale about a religious family in spiritual crisis. Ruth has her hands full trying to cope with mounting marital problems and the onslaught of physical changes her body is going through. The two don't even share the same bedroom anymore. It culminates with a triumphing of the spirit and soul.. Daniel hasn't been happy in the marriage for some time and seeks solace in the arms of his young mistress, Lenora. Keeping Misery Company is an inspirational tale about Ruth Wilcox, the only daughter of prominent Chicago minister, Reverend Isaiah Clayton and his feisty wife, Queen Esther. He oversleeps after a tryst between the sheets with Lenora, and when he arrives home, all hell breaks loose