Book five in the Rachel Marie Christian romance series set in exotic Asia.

A random act of horror shreds Audrey’s marriage and threatens her faith as well. Twenty-four is painfully young to be a widow! But medical healing is more laid-back and affordable clear around the world in the bargain-rich Land of Smiles. Soon Miss Giske finds herself teaching sixth grade right next to Rachel Marie Chaisurivirat at Bangkok Christian School among the colorful dream team that knows how to rebuild broken hearts.

Pieter Jooste, renowned cardiac surgeon at Saint Catherine Hospital, becomes her platonic friend and tennis therapy partner. Despite his gracious overtures, Audrey, still emotionally numb from the accident, isn’t ready to love again. But she admits to being romantically intrigued by Charles, a colorful professor at nearby Redeemer College.

Resurrected Love is yet another dramatic love story set in exotic Thailand where Buddhist harmony and Christian miracles flow in co-existing streams. And sixth-grade kids the world over are very fond of teasing their beloved American teacher when they suspect Miss Giske has a new fan.

This is the fifth installment in the Rachel Marie series, and it’s great to have you listeners along for these faith-based adventures. For sure, if you missed any earlier audiobooks, we invite you to skip back and check them out. For sure, #1, “Love in a Distant Land,” is one you don’t want to miss. My good friend Tonya Foster Yancey agreed to narrate it for us, and she’s a superstar in every sense of the word. I’m hugely grateful to her.

On a personal level, I just retired after fifteen awesome years teaching mathematics at San Bernardino Valley College. So life’s a little more laid back now; if any of you need a not-half-bad bass guitar player for your praise sessions at church, you just let me know. Lisa and I are blessed to have two wonderful daughters, Kami and Karli, and four awesome grandkids. They are: Kira, Katrina, Audrey, and Miles.