The Widows of Eden

I LOVED THE FIRST TWO BOOKS IN THE SERIES; LAND OF SECOND CHANCES AND THEN, ONE PART ANGEL. THE THIRD, WIDOWS OF EDEN, IS JUST PERFECT. I REALLY RELATED TO THE SPIRITUAL PART OF THE STORIES. PLEASE LET THERE BE OTHER BOOKS LIKE THIS!

Reasoned faith may not be an oxymoron. In the third and final installment in the Vernon Moore trilogy, Shaffner brings back his ensemble cast of homespun, lovable characters. Once again, Ebb is in trouble, and once again Vernon is called in to save the town. However, this time he must make a choice: save the town from a terrible drought or save Clem, Wilma Porter's fiance in perpetuity, from cancer. During the course of his stay, Vernon tries to sell Clem, and the town, some reasoned faith. To find out how he does, you'll have to read the book, but I think you'll find it a fun, charming read, and if you're paying attention, a thoughtful one. For those who want to know what or who Vernon is, you will get some valuable clues. Are there any Vernons out there? Who knows. But it might be a much better world if there were.