Letting Misery Go

The Rev. Ruth Wilcox, head minister of a Chicago church, has just about adjusted to life on her own, years after her husband, Daniel, left her. But Daniel suddenly re-enters her life when his second wife spurns him, leaving him to care for their three sons. Ruth's got enough on her plate, what with her mother's Alzheimer's, her best friend's cancer diagnosis, her grown children's dramas. . .and a charming parishioner who's caught her eye. Also, she can't shake the feeling that something is fishy with Daniel. Still, she's long dreamed of reconciling with her first love, and his kids desperately need discipline and spiritual nurturing. In Michelle Larks' Letting Misery Go, Ruth's faith gives her the strength to face a life-altering choice.

Michelle Larks discovered her passion for writing in 2002 and found her niche writing Christian fiction in 2007 with the release of her debut novel, Keeping Misery Company, published by Urban Christian. She followed up her debut novel with The Legacies, ’Til Debt Do Us Part, and Faith. She is committed to writing books about subjects that women of all ages and ethnic backgrounds can relate to. Michelle never loses sight of the power of God, as she ministers to her sisters who sometimes find themselves in desperate situations. She and her husband live in Chicago.