Another Ending

Trusting God has always come easily for Molly Taylor, who's never walked through a trial her best friend Tanner Walters hasn't been able to help her navigate. The two share a bond so strong, that most people in their small hometown of Oak Ridge, Iowa quietly speculate that they'll end up married one day. Eager to graduate and break out of the small town, they talk about the future as if they have it all figured out-as if all of life could be as happy and carefree as it's been throughout their school years.

But then an old classmate, Jason Moore, returns to town, winning Molly over with his crooked smile and charming wit. After learning of his parent's recent divorce, Molly is determined to share the love of Jesus with him, to save him. As she is swept away in the whirlwind of her first romance, Tanner watches uneasily from the sidelines, fearful of Jason's intentions. Convinced Tanner is jealous and that her love can change him, Molly ignores Tanner's concerns and pushes forward with Jason-even after she begins to doubt Jason's intentions herself.

She just can't seem to walk away.

Until Tanner's worst fears are confirmed, that is, flipping Molly's entire world upside down. Overcome with shame, Molly vows to keep the truth of what happened that evening locked away forever. To bury her pain and move forward as best she can.

Moving forward becomes impossible when confronted with a moral dilemma Molly never imagined herself facing, though, shattering her faith in the God she's loved her entire life-who, if He's even real at all, couldn't possibly have her best interest in mind. Couldn't possibly love her. Finally pushed to her breaking point, Molly runs-from her darkness, her family and friends, and God himself. Desperate for healing, Molly searches for peace in all the wrong places, only to run into dead ends each time.

How far is Molly willing to go to put her shattered life back together again? What will it take for her to finally turn around and face her darkness-and the God who's followed her into that darkness, beckoning her out?