Goff doesn’t refer to Christianity throughout the book, but his understanding of people having a calling to pursue is clearly set in a Judeo-Christian understanding that people are born with a purpose and God-given skill sets.

The theme of this book is forgiveness: forgiveness of self, others and of God Himself.

Where the book really shines is in its message about how we can trust the Lord. Verity excuses many of her behaviors on her hostility toward the gospel, yet we are given the privilege of seeing how immediate a change can be when she places her own faith and trust in God. This book is a real winner for the reader longing to see such a transformation. It gives us hope!