Yesterday is today

de N. O.

"Rachelle finds herself kneeling in the chapel near the family waiting room. There she prays to God not to take Anthony from her. With hands folded close to the heart, and poor vision from salty tears, she pleads to the Almighty, who grants blessings, takes and gives life; that he spares Anthony's. She stands there in this place of serenity, trembling uncontrollably; before taking a seat on a nearby bench. With her face in hands, Rachelle continues to pray to the Heavenly Father. Surrounded by a calm silence, she hears in a rather miraculous whisper, everything is going to be alright. Aside from a spiritual aspect, this incredible story is shaded in suspense; swayed by sensational swings; and spiked with super-sized shock. A summary of it is simply something else ... then some."--Page 4 of cover