Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, While loving someone deeply gives you courage. -Lao Tzu Kayla Morrison, an LDS young single adult, grew up in an unloving, verbally abusive home. It's no wonder she's skeptical when charming, successful Chris Christensen brings up love on their first date. Making things worse, her former fiance shows up later and claims Chris doesn't love her. Meanwhile Kayla's father drops the bomb that he's not her real father. And then he dies, setting Kayla on an arduous quest to discover who she really is, and if she's worthy of anyone's love. Along the way she establishes new friendships and treasures current friends. But will the drama of her friends and family strengthen her, or will it cause her to withdraw back to her destructive beginnings? Renewal is the continuing story of love and friendship in the Hope and Healing Series. It is a story of redemption and faith in the Savior, Jesus Christ.
Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, While loving someone deeply gives you courage. -Lao Tzu Kayla Morrison, an LDS young single adult, grew up in an unloving, verbally abusive home. It's no wonder she's skeptical when charming, successful Chris Christensen brings up love on their first date. Making things worse, her former fiance shows up later and claims Chris doesn't love her. Meanwhile Kayla's father drops the bomb that he's not her real father. And then he dies, setting Kayla on an arduous quest to discover who she really is, and if she's worthy of anyone's love. Along the way she establishes new friendships and treasures current friends. But will the drama of her friends and family strengthen her, or will it cause her to withdraw back to her destructive beginnings? Renewal is the continuing story of love and friendship in the Hope and Healing Series. It is a story of redemption and faith in the Savior, Jesus Christ.
Vicki Hunt Budge grew up in southern Idaho with a mother who read to her and a father who taught her to golf and swim. Vicki attended Idaho State University and the University of Utah. She began writing for the Friend magazine when her children were young and she's published many stories and articles for LDS church magazines since that time. She and her husband raised four children in Central Oregon but now reside in Utah. In addition to treasuring her children and grandchildren, Vicki enjoys reading, hiking, cooking, and family history. She and her husband served as missionaries in the LDS Addiction Recovery Program for ten years, and count those years as some of the best years of their lives.
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