We all feel the need to put on a mask and hide behind our stained-glass windows at times. The story of Corey and Paul Schaffer will grab you in and not let you go. Even when the story is over, you will want more. The author masterfully pulls you into the drama, the sadness, the pain of life through a litany of events from marital conflict, teenage drama, long-hidden secrets, church pressures for a pastor and his family, to the message of God's grace and restorative power in a marriage when two people humble themselves before the Lord. Corey Schaffer has spent her entire marriage privately repenting a horrible mistake made the week before her wedding. When her teenage daughter is in a car accident, Corey blames herself and aches to confess all to her husband. Additionally, their son's thoughtless rebellion has put her husband Paul's pastoral position at risk, and he's finding it hard to forgive. If he can't forgive Michael how can he forgive her? It all comes to a head when a disgruntled church member sees an opportunity for revenge. Corey must dig deep to find the courage to help her family. Even if that means walking away.