Ellie Carter* is married to a vicar and has two adopted children. Having prayed, ‘Dear God, if You’re there, please let me know,’ as a teenager, she found her questions answered in a local church youth group, where she met Jesus.
As an adult, she believes God has helped her come to terms with infertility.
*Ellie Carter is a pseudonym
Three women, three friends, three saints... or are they?
Beautiful and determined Hayley, careworn and devoted Sophie, selfless but self-doubting Lucy – they share faith and unfulfilled longings as they confront painful challenges of infertility, adoption and singleness.
But when temptations arise...
'it's the way we can relate to the characters (even me as a bloke) that is the book's strength. That and the wonderfully quirky situations that arise in the church. Coffee will never taste the same again'
'I enjoyed the story (especially the end – no spoilers!). This book is excellent for anyone looking for a light read with strong Christian undertones'
'The difficulties faced with infertility, adoption and singleness are dealt with sensitively portraying a range of emotions and challenges, happy and sad, and the author writes with a believable real life understanding of issues'
'an insightful perspective on the predicaments faced by three women who share a friendship and a Christian faith.
