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Unseen Hope: What really matters when career and family clash
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Unseen Hope: What really matters when career and family clash in Ottawa, ON
Current price: $11.19
Original price: $13.99


Unseen Hope: What really matters when career and family clash in Ottawa, ON
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"What a great story of redemption in a couple's family and marriage." -Derek Irvin, Marriage and Care Pastor, Northview Church
Bad luck or divine intervention?
During his recovery from surgery, Christopher Baldwin, living in Los Angeles, reluctantly stays in Chicago with his estranged family-the one he thought he had escaped altogether after his divorce. He now must deal with complicated relationships concerning his children, ex-wife, and girlfriend. He is also concerned about a pending promotion while away from work.
And why are his children so angry? What can he do about it during a few weeks at home? What will happen with his job back in Los Angeles? Chris finds himself in a quandary about his life choices, relationship with his family, and his relationship with his girlfriend who makes him feel young and free.
Which life will he choose?
"What a great story of redemption in a couple's family and marriage." -Derek Irvin, Marriage and Care Pastor, Northview Church
Bad luck or divine intervention?
During his recovery from surgery, Christopher Baldwin, living in Los Angeles, reluctantly stays in Chicago with his estranged family-the one he thought he had escaped altogether after his divorce. He now must deal with complicated relationships concerning his children, ex-wife, and girlfriend. He is also concerned about a pending promotion while away from work.
And why are his children so angry? What can he do about it during a few weeks at home? What will happen with his job back in Los Angeles? Chris finds himself in a quandary about his life choices, relationship with his family, and his relationship with his girlfriend who makes him feel young and free.
Which life will he choose?

















