Sara Mackenzie Books

There's a ticking time bomb in your ministry. Is it you? With vivid pictures of both self-destructive patterns and reconstructive grace, counselor Michael MacKenzie helps pastors avert moral failures and repair shipwrecked ministries. Addressing issues like shame, burnout, sexual misconduct, and more, this resource will help you become both the pastor and the person God intends you to be.

Set in 1808 at Blackfriars Abbey in England, the story unfolds against a backdrop of political intrigue and social upheaval. Characters navigate complex relationships and moral dilemmas, revealing the tensions between tradition and change. The abbey serves as a pivotal setting where personal and historical narratives intertwine, exploring themes of loyalty, faith, and the quest for identity during a transformative period in British history. The atmosphere is rich with historical detail, immersing readers in the era's challenges and triumphs.

At the heart of this installment is Nicholas Darlington, who grapples with his dark past while being irresistibly drawn to Linny. As he navigates his deep-seated secrets, his determination to protect her from looming threats intensifies, leading him to consider extreme sacrifices. The tension between love and redemption drives the narrative, exploring themes of forgiveness and the lengths one will go to for those they care about.

Set in 1887 London, this narrative immerses readers in a richly detailed historical backdrop, exploring the complexities of Victorian society. The story follows a diverse cast of characters navigating the challenges of class, gender, and morality against the vibrant and sometimes grim realities of city life. Themes of ambition, love, and betrayal intertwine as individuals strive for their desires amidst societal constraints. The atmospheric setting and intricate character development create a compelling tale that captures the spirit of the era.