Lu. (Paperback) by Beth Troy

<p><strong><em>This novel is unexpected and revelatory, an example of what Christian fiction can be and do</em> - Bookworlder</strong><br></p><p>In a debut novel readers are calling "true to life," "captivating," and "cleverly written," author Beth Troy takes on the story of Lu Sokolowski and her life upended. Lu's plans have turned sideways, taking her back to the family and town she always planned to leave.<br></p><p>Lu is a modern woman's honest journey to faith, that unapologetically addresses: <br></p><ul><li>The big questions women ask about their beliefs.<br></li><li>The struggles women face in creating a fulfilling life.<br></li><li>The complexity of family relationships.<br></li><li>The tension between hope and reality.<br></li></ul><p><strong><em>Lu. by Beth Troy is one of the best debut novels I've ever read. In turns witty and sincere, snarky and heartfelt, it is a study in brokenness and redemption. - </em>Reading is my SuperPower</strong><br></p><p>Lu is a story for readers looking for real growth in relatable characters who aren't afraid to ask real questions. It's for women who want to experience the full spectrum of who they are and what they believe. It's for women who want a story about how faith integrates into the whole life of a woman. You will want to share this story with a friend - after you read it again yourself.<br></p>

• ISBN: 9781548131463
• Condition: New
• Trade paperback
• Language: English
• Pages: 278
• Trade paperback (US). Glued binding. 278 p. Modern Faith, 1.

• This novel is unexpected and revelatory, an example of what Christian fiction can be and do - Bookworlder
  

  In a debut novel readers are calling "true to life," "captivating," and "cleverly written," author Beth Troy takes on the story of Lu Sokolowski and her life upended. Lu's plans have turned sideways, taking her back to the family and town she always planned to leave.
  

  Lu is a modern woman's honest journey to faith, that unapologetically addresses:
  

  • The big questions women ask about their beliefs.
    
  • The struggles women face in creating a fulfilling life.
    
  • The complexity of family relationships.
    
  • The tension between hope and reality.
    

  Lu. by Beth Troy is one of the best debut novels I've ever read. In turns witty and sincere, snarky and heartfelt, it is a study in brokenness and redemption. - Reading is my SuperPower
  

  Lu is a story for readers looking for real growth in relatable characters who aren't afraid to ask real questions. It's for women who want to experience the full spectrum of who they are and what they believe. It's for women who want a story about how faith integrates into the whole life of a woman. You will want to share this story with a friend - after you read it again yourself.