But Joy Comes

About the Book

Eve Layne had married Paul Stone ten days after they met. She had fallen in love with him, but she had not known him.

Paul Stone, a man who made decisions based upon his instincts and desires, had desired Eve Layne so he married her. But he had not known her.

Paul and Eve had married too soon. They were opposites who repelled. Eve, a spiritual person, had been taught to live by God's standards. Paul lived by his own standards, his own code of ethics.

Their hasty wedding had brought disaster their wedding night pain. The pattern of their lives-manipulated and intruded upon by so-called friends and family-had followed a rocky course which ended in separation.

Their separation dulled the pain, allowing Eve to regain the faith she had nearly lost. And Paul had learned his life would never be complete until he knew the whole truth about Eve and the things that had made her who she was.

They began again-fighting the same diabolical forces that had separated them. But this time they were fighting their battles together and Eve's God became a major factor.

About the Author

Cynthia A. Crowner, married to Calvin since 1968, resides in Annapolis, and feels that life as a mother-in-law and a grandmother is sweet.

She has been writing since 1964 and holds 4 copyrights so far.

She enjoys volunteering, traveling and her association with the Annapolis Fellowship of Christian Writers.