A Still Small Voice: When a caterpillar survives, it becomes a butterfly. (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781518894152)

Maggie Blume Peterson is rather pleased with her life and what she's accomplished in her sixty-six years. Capable and competent, she always succeeds at what she sets out to do. Yet as she stands at a Super Bowl party, waiting to be crowned the winner of the annual chili cook-off for the tenth year in a row, terrible violence erupts-sending Maggie on a metaphysical journey of self-discovery and redemption.

After shots ring out across the party, Maggie hears a small inner voice amidst the confusion and fear, guiding her through flashbacks of the past...and urging her to examine how those experiences shaped her into the person she's become.

The daughter of a small-town preacher, Maggie had parents and a grandmother who doted on her as a girl. As she recalls memories of her father, her grandmother, and even her deceased husband, the voice continues to speak to her as scales of self-interest fall from Maggie's eyes, allowing her to see herself and others in a different light.

A compelling journey of discovery and redemption, A Still Small Voice shows how we are all works in progress-and that it's never too late to learn from second chances.