“Shep and the King of Hearts”
Stacy’s new novella “Shep and the King of Hearts” spotlights gambling harm, a subject that is not often treated in Christian fiction.
Chris Warren’s structured life as a behavioral hospital administrator is interrupted when her estranged father, Jim, suddenly returns to her life after a twenty-five-year absence.
Jim, a down-on-his-luck old cowboy, tries and fails to hide his gambling addiction. Desperate to help him, she enlists the hospital’s unconventional chaplain, Shep. When her father disappears, Chris and Shep set out on a journey to find him in the wilds of Idaho where love unexpectantly blossoms, hope is there for the finding, and hearts have a last chance to heal.
Stacy’s new novella “Shep and the King of Hearts” spotlights gambling harm, a subject that is not often treated in Christian fiction.
Chris Warren’s structured life as a behavioral hospital administrator is interrupted when her estranged father, Jim, suddenly returns to her life after a twenty-five-year absence.
Jim, a down-on-his-luck old cowboy, tries and fails to hide his gambling addiction. Desperate to help him, she enlists the hospital’s unconventional chaplain, Shep. When her father disappears, Chris and Shep set out on a journey to find him in the wilds of Idaho where love unexpectantly blossoms, hope is there for the finding, and hearts have a last chance to heal.
Stacy’s new novella “Shep and the King of Hearts” spotlights gambling harm, a subject that is not often treated in Christian fiction.
Chris Warren’s structured life as a behavioral hospital administrator is interrupted when her estranged father, Jim, suddenly returns to her life after a twenty-five-year absence.
Jim, a down-on-his-luck old cowboy, tries and fails to hide his gambling addiction. Desperate to help him, she enlists the hospital’s unconventional chaplain, Shep. When her father disappears, Chris and Shep set out on a journey to find him in the wilds of Idaho where love unexpectantly blossoms, hope is there for the finding, and hearts have a last chance to heal.