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  Gerard Vance is so crazy about Megan that he makes plans to follow her to the place where she flees, and even establish a homeless rehab center and production plant there. How can you defend his outlandish actions?

  Megan has been angry with God for a long time, and the anger only digs more deeply when she encounters the horrors of murder at the rescue mission. Have you ever been angry with God after a traumatic event? Have you ever felt He was punishing you?

  The title of this story is Eye of the Storm, because Megan feels she may be hiding from the storm in Jolly Mill—she calls it the eye of her storm until she’s called to find who may be killing her beloved friend, Kirstie Marshal. Have you ever gone through a storm such as hers? Gerard tells her she has been the eye of his storm—the breather he needed to get through it. God has been the eye of many of his storms. What has been the eye of yours? What got you through it?

  Why do you believe Kirstie remained married to her husband despite the faithless acts she knew he was involved in? How would you have handled such a relationship?

  Megan doesn’t appreciate Gerard tracking her down because she doesn’t feel she can face what happened to Joni, but his presence helps her heal. Has someone ever done that for you by forcing you to face up to your fears? Please share.

  Kirstie is erroneously diagnosed with premature Alzheimer’s, which she rejects. Have you ever been misdiagnosed, misunderstood? Has your life been turned upside down because someone else tried to make you believe a lie?

  Lynley is willing to give up her whole career to protect her mother, and Kirstie is desperate to make her daughter stop trying to protect her and live her own life. How would you handle this dilemma?

  ISBN: 9781459223790

  Copyright © 2012 by Hannah Alexander

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