Until Jorden Keller appears. Jorden, a member of the Israeli secret police, is working with a journalist to uncover an international banking scandal dating back to Hitler's Germany. Krista is stunned to find that her family in Switzerland may have been involved in such a scandal, and she suddenly finds herself entangled in a frightening, unforeseen series of events.When a tragic accident unexpectedly changes Krista's life as she searches for the truth, she learns that her true source of happiness lies not in her fair face, but in her faith in God. And she finds the kind of love she has always prayed for -- a love that goes beyond outward beauty and reaches to her very heart and soul.Monday's child is fair of face,Tuesday's child is full of grace,Wednesday's child is full of woe,Thursday's child has far to go,Friday's child is loving and giving,Saturday's child works hard for a living,But the child that is horn on the Sabbath dayIs bonny and blithe, and good and gay.

    She was certain. . .wasn’t she? But when Abby Cummings tells her mother she thought she saw her sister at the store, her mother quickly dismisses the idea. After all, Riley Jo and their father had been missing for years. Presumably dead. Yet Abby cannot ignore her intuition. Telling her friend J. D., they investigate. But J. D. may know more about the disappearance than he’s telling, or even realizes. And as they work to uncover what happened, all they have to go on is blind faith. Will it be enough. . .especially considering what the truth might be?