A Time to Embrace

A Novel of Faith, Forgiveness, and Second Chances

By: Karen Kingsbury

Narrated by: Wendy King

In A Time to Embrace by #1 New York Times bestselling author Karen Kingsbury, the story of John and Abby Reynolds, a couple who have already weathered heartbreak and rediscovered the love they thought was lost, continues.

John and Abby Reynolds have walked through heartbreak and nearly lost their marriage, but now they are finally in a season of renewal. Their relationship has been restored, their family is thriving, and John has found purpose again in his work as a high school coach. But just as life feels steady, an unexpected tragedy shatters their peace.

When a teenager's reckless decision leads to a devastating accident, John and Abby must face a future they never imagined. Caught between grief and the call to forgive, they discover once again that only God can give them the strength to hold fast to each other--and to hope for the miracle they need most.

The second novel in Karen Kingsbury's celebrated Timeless Love Series, A Time to Embrace includes discussion questions for book clubs and makes a meaningful gift for anyone who believes in the resilience of love and the faithfulness of God.

The reference to scripture

The detail of this story was very inspiring. I truly appreciate Karen Kingsbury’s books.
Blessings 🙏🙏🤗

Inspiring

Here we go, another inspiring story! Restoration and healing and miracles all in one! Great, great story can we have a phone number three?

Easy to follow story.

I love the real life relationships shown in story. I felt like I was hearing first hand from the author.

Captivating!

I love the story of return to love and struggle for a marriage blessed by God. Sometimes we feel like we struggle alone. But we never are farther than a prayer.

Expressing how amazing faith can make a difference in one’s life.

I disliked the way the reader read almost all of the conversations, especially by Nicole. Most of her statements were finished with an ‘upward lilt’ to them like they were questions instead of statements. Otherwise, listening to the book was an awesome experience.