The debt was never about money. It was about taking what Will valued most.Loretta can taste her husband’s cowardice in every shaky breath he takes. Across from him stands Hayes Hawthorne - a real man who doesn’t ask for permission. As Hayes stakes his claim, the penthouse feels less like a home and more like a cage.Will is forced to witness the ultimate erasure. He is the silent witness, the janitor of his own replacement, watching as Hayes plants the seeds...

'Elegant, wide-ranging, and encouraging . . . a masterful book, which could and should be read by every church family whose members care about their engagement with the world.'CHURCH TIMESIn Living His Story (2020), Hannah Steele wrote 'with an infectious understanding of her subject' (Mark Oakley, Church Times).Now, in Living His Story Together, she turns her attention to mission and evangelism that is not only for individuals but f...

SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER'Steele writes with an infectious understanding of her subject' MARK OAKLEY, CHURCH TIMESHow can we convey the love of God to our neighbours in a post-Christian world that has largely forgotten the gospel of Jesus Christ?In Living His Story, the Archbishop of Canterbury's Lent Book 2021, Hannah Steele uncovers liberating and practical ways of sharing the gospel story afresh. With warmth and encouragem...