Arriving at night Book

This was a well written book. Enjoyed the story line. This book is a good for anyone to read that may be struggling with their faith, questioning their faith and just wondering if there is something else out there. I liked how the author was able to write the story without all the usual swearing that so many books have in them. You actually rooted for Armando when he was struggling between right and wrong. Got a little upset with Dora when she would call him "boy" after he asked her not too. But, these two came to trust one another, lean on each other and respect each other as time went on. But, when it all hit the fan, he did what so many do, instead of staying and facing the truth, knowing that perhaps no one would believe the truth, he took off. But, because people did believe in him and wanted to know the truth, they came to look for him and help him face the troubles that were facing him. In the end, he, Dora and Olivia, Dora's granddaughter, all learned to renew their faith even though they had it all along, but was questioning so much. I would recommend this book to anyone that maybe having trouble. I would like to read more about Armando and Olivia, their life together, if his landscaping business took off. Perhaps sometime down the road, the author may come out with a book about them.