The Ex Files
A Novel About Four Women and Faith
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- 7,99 €
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Description de l’éditeur
From the author of The Personal Librarian, The Ex Files follows four women who find faith, friendship, and healing as they confront the pain of their past and reclaim their future.
Hailed as “an excellent storyteller...one of our best” (Eric Jerome Dickey), national bestselling author Victoria Christopher Murray delivers a powerful, faith-filled novel of four Black women and the different ways they handle heartbreak.
Kendall, Asia, Vanessa, and Sheridan each have an “ex” in their lives. Whether from a broken marriage, the shocking loss of a loved one, or a shattered bond of trust, the pain is real and the wounds deep. When their pastor asks the foursome to meet weekly for prayer, they can’t imagine they will have anything in common. But after a devastating tragedy strikes, these near-strangers are forced to reexamine their choices, their faith, and their understanding of love. Will they find true friendship?
Can prayer, accountability, and unexpected friendship help them heal from betrayal and loss? Or will the weight of heartbreak keep them bound to the past?
A compelling Christian novel about resilience, spiritual growth, and the healing power of community, The Ex Files explores how faith and friendship can transform even the most broken relationships.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
In Murray's powerful testament to Christian fellowship and friendship (after 2006's A Sin and a Shame), four members of an L.A. prayer group find spiritual growth and heartache as they struggle with broken dreams. Drawn together by Hope Chapel's Pastor Beverly Ford, these African-American women stand at crossroads in their lives. For Sheridan Hart it's trying to choose between marrying her lover or going back to the bisexual Ex who left her for a man. Kendall Stewart deals with her rage over her younger sister and Ex falling in love, but must make a life or death choice when her sister becomes seriously ill. Asia Ingram wants revenge on the father of her six-year-old daughter, a retiring, married LA Laker who's decided to end their decade-long affair. Vanessa Martin copes badly in the aftermath of her husband Reed's shocking suicide, grappling with a growing depression that threatens her ability to go on. The engrossing transitions the women go through make compelling reading, but some readers might find some of Pastor Ford's wisdom a little off as she assures Sheridan that Quentin, her bi-sexual Ex, "wasn't born that way." Still, Murray's vivid portrait of how faith can move mountains and heal relationships should inspire her growing conservative fan base.
