‘… like ripples on a pond’ by C.Spencer-Christensen (Book Two in the series: ‘White unto Harvest.’)
Kate’s life is full, her relationship with the charismatic Dr Paul Leeuwin deepening and The Junction going from strength to strength, but that’s all about to change. When she’s retrenched and without an income, she rents out her home, moving in with a church friend, only to ‘fall out’ over a divisive doctrinal issue, a disagreement serious enough to break a friendship. Things become even more complicated when Paul, having abandoned psychology to follow the rabbinic call on his life, wants to leave the country and take her with him!
Could Paul’s future plans be proof he’s in the centre of God’s will, and Kate’s reaction to them, proof she’s not? How could that be when she’d turned her whole life over to His service, surviving on half pay to work voluntarily at The Junction? Surely God had brought them together for a purpose, but what Paul was asking her to do was too much! One of them was making a mistake, but who was it?
