Robert Hardy's Seven Days

Focusing on personal transformation, this narrative begins with a selfish man returning from church, highlighting the disconnect in his family life. As he grapples with his shortcomings, a dream prompts profound changes, emphasizing the potential for redemption and growth. The story reflects themes of moral responsibility and the impact of faith, resonating with the Christian Socialism ideals of its time. The book illustrates how a single moment can alter one's path, leading to deeper connections and a more meaningful existence.