Saving Alice A Novel

Saving Alice A Novel by David Lewis, published by Bethany House in 2006, is a work of fiction that explores themes of second choices and second chances. The story follows Stephen Whittaker, who has worked hard to distance himself from his troubled past in Aberdeen, South Dakota. With an Ivy League education and a promising career ahead, he seems to have everything in place, including a proposal to the talented Alice. However, the loss of Alice leads Stephen back to his roots, where he attempts to rebuild his life, marrying his best friend and starting a family.

As Stephen navigates the complexities of his new life, he faces a gradual decline that he fails to recognize until it becomes critical. This narrative delves into the challenges of personal growth and the impact of choices made along the way. Readers will find a poignant exploration of relationships and the struggle to reclaim what was lost, set against a backdrop of emotional turmoil. With 352 pages, this edition presents a thoughtful examination of life’s unexpected turns and the possibility of redemption.