Mrs. Rafton, Sowing and Reaping

Sara Rafton has it all – a great job, a talented husband, a rich lover – but she’s hungry for even more wealth and power. She’s not above stealing to get what she wants, and that starts all of her trouble; this trouble will teach her the hard lesson that what goes around comes around.

Mona Lockhard, an elderly, disabled Christian lady is worried about her niece, Melody Keyes, who’s in an abusive relationship. Little does she know that when Melody returns home this time, they’ll be separated for far longer and with much more suffering than either one of them could ever imagine.

Mrs. Rafton, Sowing and Reaping is the story of all-consuming greed, horrific abuse, and the lengths to which a person will go to save someone they love. Lola C. Hardaway pens a shockingly grim commentary on human nature at its worst. Sprinkled with Bible quotations and advocating the power of prayer, this tale will move you to tears at the plight of these elderly folks, even as it warms your heart at the selflessness of their rescuers. Mrs. Rafton, Sowing and Reaping is a book with a purpose far above mere entertainment, and its moral will be imprinted on you long after the last page is turned.

Reviewed by: Michelle