The Virtuous Woman
The Virtuous Woman by Gilbert Morris, published by Bethany House Publishers in 2005, is a historical fiction novel that spans 313 pages. The story follows Phil and Cara Winslow as they discover that their daughter, believed to have died in infancy, is actually alive. This revelation disrupts their comfortable life, leading them to seek out their now twenty-year-old daughter, Grace, who presents challenges that test the family’s dynamics.
Readers will encounter themes of family life and the complexities of sibling relationships as the Winslows attempt to integrate Grace into their lives. The narrative explores the struggles of acceptance and the search for love, particularly through the character of Kevin, a reclusive brother who connects with Grace. As the story unfolds, it delves into the consequences of their past and the journey toward reconciliation, set against a backdrop of crime and religious undertones.
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When Phil and Cara Winslow learn that the daughter they thought had died in infancy is still alive, their life of status and ease is turned upside down. With the help of a private detective, they find the girl, now twenty years old, who turns out to be rough and vulgar. When they try to bring Grace into their family, their grown children are horrified, and only Kevin, a terribly scarred recluse, reaches out to her. When Grace bolts, Kevin leaves his self-made prison to search for her…only to find her in an actual prison. Together this reunited brother and sister find grace and acceptance. Will each find love as well? Book 34 in the bestselling The House of Winslow series.
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