Ever This Day Be at My Side (Grace Trilogy)

Amanda McGill's accident and recovery cannot touch the personal grief she and Mitch must endure in this second book in the Grace Trilogy. Not even the allegations assaulting their reputations can equate to what is most important to them, their family. The sequel begins where Grace Flowing Freely ended, in the Fall of 2000. George W. Bush becomes president in a tumultuous election questioning his authenticity as the prevailing candidate; the nation is unaware it is on the precipice if the greatest act of terrorism within its borders. To the provocation of Spencer Griffin and Ozzie Maxwell who collude for his demise, Get-Getter Mitch McGill is elevated to new heights at USBC while Amanda continues her philanthropic endeavors with the Micah Foundation. Unaccustomed to the District's deceitfull climate and terrifying perils, she, to Mitch's chagrin, becomes more drawn than ever to her beloved Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin . Neither could have predicted that the greatest sorrow would visit their family. Ever This Day Be at My Side continues the story of national, and international events, paralyzing the world with viperous threats of terrorism where fear becomes the practiced, not the exception. The sage continues in the final book in the Grace Trilogy, When All Is Said and Done.