Whatever became of Aunt Margaret? Book

I was in the mood for something different, so I spent quite a bit of time going through my cloud at Amazon, looking through the hundreds (or maybe in the thousands now) of free books I have downloaded. I have read several of Tracie Peterson's historical books and always enjoyed them. This one read differently, and I took a chance, not knowing if I would enjoy it. The subject matter was difficult, it covers molestation and rape and infidelity, among other topics. But they were handled carefully and not graphically (which is another reason I read almost exclusively Christian fiction) and were an intricate part of the story. The story included forgiveness, and grace, and redemption and the reminder that no matter what awful tragedy befalls us in life, God never leaves us, He never forsakes us. We can blame God and question Why, Why God, Why me, over and over, but He is still there, waiting patiently for us to return to Him. Really good book, tough to read at times, but so well written that it was worth it.