Merciful Scar
$15.99
In the midst of pain, mercy is sweet relief.
Kirsten Peterson was 16 the first time her life fell apart. The only release she could find was through the tiny lines she carved in her skin. Outwardly she seemed fine, but the scars remained. Hidden from everyone who loved her.
Then it happens again. On the night she’s certain her boyfriend will propose . . . but instead he kisses her best friend. Devastated, Kirsten falls back on the only source of relief she can imagine. When she lands in the ER, the secret she has so carefully hidden with her wit and bright smiles is laid bare.
Desperate to keep the news from her father and with few resources, Kirsten agrees to a treatment program on a sheep ranch where she’ll work to pay the costs of her stay. There, she’ll discover the amazing gift of mercy and its power to reshape pain into something beautiful and new.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781401689223
ISBN10: 1401689221
Rebecca St. James | Nancy Rue
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2013
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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