Married only a year, Grace worries about her marriage. She loves Billy passionately but doesn't feel worthy of him. When Billy decides to use his experience as a Great War flying ace to start an air-taxi business, Grace fears any additional success of his will only highlight her own perceived incompetence. Why should a war hero love a woman who can't cook? She's terrified of mice - to say nothing of flying in an airplane. When tragedy strikes Billy and Grace, she reveals a childhood secret that she believes proves how unworthy and unlovable she is. Will Grace learn to accept her husband's love and belief in her? Or will her inability to accept God's grace forever shadow their relationship?

LINDA FORD draws on her own experiences living in the Canadian prairie and Rockies to paint wonderful adventures in romance and faith. She lives in Alberta, Canada, with her family, and she writes as much as her full-time job of taking care of a parapelgic and four kids, who are still at home, will allow. Linda says, 'I thank God that He has given me a full, productive life and that I'm not bored. I thank Him for placing a little bit of the creative energy revealed in His creation into me, and I pray I might use my writing for His honor and glory.'