This is a well-told story about the role of faith in sustaining a man in serious life trials. The plot pivots around a student falsely accusing a university music professor of racism, the healing power of love and support of his friends and family and his subsequent spiritual growth.

This is told with a strong Catholic/Christian voice and is a bit preachy and mystical in spots, but the story is a compelling enough read even if it's not the reader's specific point of view.

This isn't usually the type of book I read, but I found myself really enjoying it

There's alot of spiritual awakenings, some maybe a bit far fetched. But it totally binds the whole story together.

It is very well written and well described so much so that I found myself really visualising the new house in the story.

Thank you Netgalley and Publisher for ARC. Opinions are my own