Inspired by true events, Christy Hall of Fame author Cathy Gohlke delivers a powerful new historical novel weaving together the discovery of insulina breakthrough that revolutionized modern medicineand one womans brave fight to cling to her family and hope against unspeakable odds.

New York City, 1918. When schoolteacher Gwendolyn Armstrong learns of her sisters worsening illness, she travels to Marions stately home to tutor her young niece and nephew, kept from school by the Spanish flu outbreak. Though the family lives in luxury, Gwen is wary of Marions sophisticated, often-absent husband, Russell, who once cast Gwen aside for her sister, leaving wounds that never fully healed.

As Marions health declines, a sense of foreboding settles over the family. Gwen observes strangers coming and going from Russells study at all hours, and her lingering distrust turns to suspicion that he is hiding something that could threaten the familys safety and security. But when the deadly flu claims victims among the family and mansion staff, Gwen and her nephew, Alistair, are forced to accept terrible losses caused by the epidemic followed soon after by his own fatal diagnosis of juvenile diabetes.

When a compassionate doctor becomes both an advocate and friend, chasing down every promising medical development in the race for a cure, Gwen clings to each shred of hope. But as Russells clandestine dealings erupt into a shattering revelation, she must summon every ounce of courage she possesses. With Alistairs life hanging in the balance, Gwen pleads for a faith she doesnt yet possess, realizing she must surrender him to God and the possibility of a miracle that could save him and reshape her future in ways she never imagined.

• Gripping, hope-filled Christian fiction with a dash of romance inspired by true events
• Perfect for book clubs and fans of historical womens fiction by Lynn Austin, Rachel Fordham, and Jennifer Chiaverini
• Includes discussion questions and themes of family, forgiveness, and redemption

• Author: Cathy Gohlke
• Format: Hardcover, 368 pages
• ISBN: 9798400508592