The Visitor
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โWhen the past comes calling family love will prevail.โ (Catlou) New York Times & USA Today bestselling author Lorhainne Eckhart returns with a Friessen family character who must come to terms with unfinished business and long-buried hurtsโnot just for her family but for herself.
โI love the Friessens! This book made my heart ache for Laura. I know how it feels to think one way about a person while everyone else thinks they are wonderful. The scenes were powerful and very realistic.โ โ โ โ โ โ KEC200, Reviewer
In Laura Friessenโs peaceful, comfortable world, her family is everything, and at times she has to remind herself how lucky she is. These days, she gives barely a passing thought to her unsupportive, hypocritical parents or to her husbandโs father, who, as far as sheโs concerned, is a scourge on the earth. Good riddance to them all!
However, her world comes crashing down in a single day. First, her husbandโs father shows up on their doorstep without a penny to his name, believing Laura is solely responsible for his misfortune in life. Then an article appears online about her parents, who run a church mission in Africa and are portrayed as saints, with no mention of them ever having a daughter. Last, a courier arrives with an envelope addressed to her, with no return address, containing only three words: You owe me!
Laura believes this is Andyโs fatherโs pathetic attempt at revenge, at extracting what he believes heโs entitled to. She knows that if they let Todd Friessen through the door, heโll attempt to manipulate not only Andy but also their children and grandchildren, who donโt know the man who now wants to be called Grandfather.
Unfortunately, what Laura doesnโt realize is that even though she has an amazing life, before she can move forward into her future, she has to confront her past.
