Magnolia Weeping

I hope this little book of true stories, dreams, and humorous anecdotes from my own very personal journey will give you Hearts-ease. I pray that in its pages your soul will find rest. "There is so much peace and joy in Lynn's writing. It's almost liquid right off the page. She wants us, the readers, to truly know His love, to rest in His work, to look forward to Heaven, and so much more." ¿-Rev. Laurie Langley, Evangel Cathedral"The story on page 15 alone is worth the price of the book. I wish I could respond to harsh people just like Lynn did!" ¿-Rev. Arthur Holt, Spartanburg, SC."I personally read Lynn's book many times. Her down to earth writing reads as comfort food for the soul. I unfortunately was incarcerated when I first read it; but it quickly became the most popular book among our daily prayer group. Three men were moved to fully accept Christ as their Savior and myself finally accepted the calling God laid on me. Read the book and may God bless you and keep you." ¿-"Preacher" - former inmate of Madison County Jail.

The year is 1962. A young man, Reuben, has just been released after four years in prison. He wants to come home to his family in upper South Carolina; but his stern father refuses. By a twist of fate, Reuben is reluctantly allowed to stay one night on a cot in the spare bedroom of the big farmhouse. Days turn to weeks, and the family begins to heal. But treacherous,violent people locate Reuben. They demand money and threaten his family if he doesn't assist them in a bank robbery. Sick at heart, Reuben disappears---but not for long. In a harrowing and suspenseful Part IV of the book, he finds himself caught up in the heist, his little sister snatched as a hostage. Can he get free? And can he save his sister?