A Cry in the Dark
A Cry in the Dark by Beverly Lewis, published by Bethany House Publishers in 1996, is a poignant tale that explores the complexities of family dynamics and the challenges of new beginnings. This edition, written in English and spanning 141 pages, follows the story of Merry Hanson, who becomes entangled in a mysterious situation when she overhears a woman arguing with a man outside her home. After the woman disappears, Merry discovers a newborn baby left in a wicker basket, prompting her to consider the possibility of persuading her parents to adopt the child.
Readers will find that this narrative delves into themes of family, sibling relationships, and the emotional weight of decisions surrounding new life. The story addresses significant social themes such as grief and bereavement, as well as the values and virtues that guide Merry through her journey. As she grapples with her feelings and the implications of her choices, the book presents a thoughtful exploration of the bonds that tie families together and the impact of loss and love.
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Merry Hanson overhears a young woman arguing with a man in a car parked near her house. When the woman begins to sob, Merry rushes outside, but the woman and the car have already vanished into the night. Merry discovers a wicker basket cradling a newborn baby, and resolves to persuade her parents to adopt the baby girl. But now Merry faces the most difficult decision of her life.
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