Angela Elwell Hunt

Having nearly forgotten her troubled early years in the wake of a successful twenty-five-year marriage and her husband's renowned ministry, Emma Howard finds herself confronting the past and reevaluating her faith when the child she gave up for adoption reappears in her life. Original.

The Story of a Past Redeemed

The Debt

Jeni Enjaian

Although Hunt loads the front half of the novel with repugnant religiosity on purpose, I simply could not stomach. I grew up in a church and school where things mentioned in the first half of the book were all too familiar and as I mentioned earlier, repugnant. I totally agree with the ultimate point Hunt made through the protagonist's son, I simply could not get over the distasteful hump that is the repugnant religiosity of the first half.
This book did not survive round two of the purge from my personal collection.

The Debt The Story of a Past Redeemed

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