This is a truly introspective story of a teenager whose
choices in life are influenced by having been raped when she
was a young girl. A white girl living in east Texas,
Maranatha finds her solace in her acceptance at Mt. Moriah
Church among the African-American congregation who loves her
as one of their own. From all outside appearances, her life
is an easy one–a good home, good friends, no real financial
problems; but she is plagued by her own guilt and shame
which makes all aspects of her life seem confusing and
difficult. This is an interesting journey into the emotions
and attitudes of an abuse victim who struggles to hear God’s
voice in how to live her life and a gripping story that
keeps you pulling for the main character from start to
finish.
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