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by T. D. Jakes
New York Times bestselling author T. D. Jakes pens a powerful tale of a couple's attempt to survive a car accident, a fractured marriage, and the ultimate temptation.
"Jakes's faith appears throughout the story in a gentle way, which should make this book appeal to both Christian and general market readers." - PW.
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