Barbara Anne

Ready or Not: the Way of the Cross Leads Home Barbara Anne

This story is designed to strip away the mystery surrounding the event called "the Rapture" in simple language-what it is and why it is important. For those drifting through life with unresolved issues, the message is clear: you won't regret what you did as much as what you didn't do. The author's main purpose in writing this book is not to describe what life will be like for those who miss the Rapture, but to tell readers what the Bible says about preparing for the Rapture and how to be sure we won't miss it! The intriguing and suspenseful plot will appeal to young, and old alike. The average person can immediately relate to characters and scenes in the book. Divine Life church starts to look a lot like your church; Crier resembles your home town. As readers are drawn deeper into the story, they will begin to question their own standing. It is Martha's story and yet, it becomes very personal. When it finally happened, it was unlike anything imaginable. Readers will be shocked as they discover who is left behind. Which character depicts you?