Kirjahaku

Book 2 of MC's Diner TrilogyLife is about making choices-millions of them. Unfortunately, one bad choice can lead to serious consequences and a lifetime of unhappiness, without the aid of God.Amy Wentdorf's mother is one such person who made a bad choice, then another, and another, and another. It cost her a mother/daughter relationship during her daughter's teen years.Young teenager, Amy, ran away from her mother's perverted wishes. Loneliness followed and hounded her. She remained strong opposing her mother's lifestyle.A few years later, while searching for her only other known living relative, fate hammered her down. Suicide seemed logical for her pitiful existence.Amy failed to realize not one of us is a master of our own fate-God is in control and He can use all things, both good and evil, for our good.

Ernie and Earl lifetime fishing buddies begin to see the world as more than just fishing and sacking groceries.

Best Friends is not what the title implies, quite the opposite. Deception, greed, prejudice, murder, and kidnapping come more to mind to describe this novel.

Charlie and May Fredrickson are enjoying their peaceful life in Spamsville, Minnesota. Will it last? Where will they be rapidly hurried off to and why? Is it right for The Conglomerate Trust Bank to jerk them from semi-retirement back into the world of ferreting out the bad guys? Will Spamsville's residents be shocked when Charlie and May's house blows up in the middle of the night? What are they to think? Are May and Charlie dead or have they been whisked away to a new assignment. If so where and why? What part do Amy and Dan play in this?This moving story brings many facets of books 1 and 2 together along with some adorable and not so adorable minor characters to life. They all spin the vortex of May and Charlie's lives toward the ultimate goal-heaven.

Cliff Beardsley grows from a rich self-centered jerk to a responsible man despite being labeled a felon.