After the loss of a loved one, is it selfish to hold yourself back from loving others or allowing others to love you?

In 43: The Restoration, Keri Baskin comes to terms with her life as a widow and single parent, as the past pain gradually weakens its vice-like grip on her heart. This acceptance opens new space for family and friends, but also requires vulnerability and transparency that Keri isn't sure she wants to risk again.

With sweetness and honesty, Keri shares with readers:

• How celebrating her children's talents helped them remember and honor their father while also releasing them to live fully present in their lives.
• How purposefully moving into the aloneness of widowhood helped her find deeper peace and contentment with her life.
• How embracing godly friendships and fellowship offered her encouragement and caution for navigating her life as a single woman.
• How waiting on the Lord's timing and provision allowed a friendship built on laughter and admiration to turn naturally into love and affection.

If you find yourself questioning God's plans for your life and want encouragement in reading how other Christians have faced similar uncertainty, then you will enjoy reading 43: The Restoration, the final memoir in a three-book series.