Redeeming Grace is a novel steeped in love, terror, death, and hope. In a small eastern Nebraska town, Robert Grace Postel, a deputy sheriff, meets his pin-up poster dream, in the form of Sadie Sheldon. Sadie is everything Robert wants in a woman and a romantic relationship is begun. Life is good; that is until a killer from Robert's past stalks them both with the sole intention of ending their stroll towards wedded bliss. Frances Gauntry, a cold-hearted killer, promises to kill both Sadie and Robert. While on a weekend camping trip Gauntry grabs Sadie and drags her through the woods to a river-side cave. Will Sadie be able to save herself? Can Robert arrive in time to spare her from torture, rape, or death? Find out in Redeeming Grace.About the Author: Evelyn Wolph Kruger lived her childhood in Los Angeles, her teens in Eastern Nebraska, her working years in a Chicago suburb, and is now retired to a Florida beach town. That means city to farm, farm to city, and city to beach-from the quaking west to the wind-blown east, with corn country in the middle. She loves going to school and has earned a B.A., M. Ed, and J. D. She's worked as mom, counselor, teacher, and lawyer. She currently picks up trash on the beach, pens poetry, plays bridge, and writes novels about serial killers and Revolutionary War patriots. Her first novel Revolutionary Rose: Boston Tea to Boston Free was published in July 2011.