Through the Valley Of Shadows

by Meredith Resce

When tragedy strikes unannounced, Christine Shore is certain that she will never feel the same again. It seems the only course left is to shoulder the responsibility of her orphaned niece and nephew. Jack Browning, the children’s uncle on the other side, has proposed to marry Christine for the sake of the children. Could any suggestion be more outrageous? Could any man be more insensitive? Christine is faced with a choice. The family has made it clear that she is under no obligation to raise the children. Presented with an opportunity to travel overseas with her sister-in-law, she chooses to let Jack find another woman to fulfill his hasty vow to care for his brother’s family. After a terrible experience in England, Christine returns wishing she had taken up Jack’s offer when presented.

217 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 1999

About the author

South Australian Author, Meredith Resce, has been writing since 1991, and has had books in the Australian market since 1997. She is an Australian best selling Christian fiction writer.

Following the Australian success of her “Heart of Green Valley” series, an English Publisher has taken the first three books in this series, and has released them to the British and American markets.

Apart from writing, Meredith also takes the opportunity to speak to groups on issues relevant to relationships and emotional and spiritual growth.

Meredith has also been co-writer and co-producer in the 2007 feature film production, “Twin Rivers”.

With her husband, Nick, Meredith has worked in Christian ministry since 1983.

Meredith and Nick have one daughter and two sons.

Reviews

[John Milliner · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another interesting story in this series. How different our lives and thinking are now.

[Aqsa Sajjad · Rating 4 out of 5]

It's a cute lovely story about a couple struck with tragedy.. I really loved reading it but I think the ending could've been short. The baby stuff could be skipped to some extent coz it prolonged the story and made it somewhat boring in the end

[Karen · Rating 2 out of 5]

Another lovely book in the series - an easy read which is over before you know it - more of the family to get to know.