The Greater Weight of Glory

<p><strong>A Foreward Indies Review Finalist</strong></p><p><strong>A BRAG Medallion recipient</strong></p><p><strong>2019 Readers' Favorite Silver Medal Winner</strong></p><p><em>That's my son</em> - three words that swept away everything familiar from Robin Farnsworth's life. An emergency room nurse at work one night she identifies  Spencer her 21-year-old son minutes after he was pronounced dead. He was the unintended target of a murder.</p><p>Reaching back to 1964 when Robin lost her brother <em>The Greater Weight of Glory</em> is a series of small stories; tragic tender wild and wondrous but all pointing to the universal question: "Where is God anyway?" The answers are unexpected – in a church that passes popcorn buckets in a beach parking lot in the kitchen of a hopeful single mother of three sons. But when Spencer is murdered Robin begins a journey through unspeakable pain and darkness discovering not only where God is but also who He is.</p><p>This is more than one person's story – it is a tapestry of brokenness and small courage of lessons in love and letting go and of the power of forgiveness and simple faith that walks on earth and touches heaven.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p>