Author: Edita A. Petrick

Carter is a practical man who might have seen ancient myths and legends walk off the pages of history but that doesn’t mean he had witnessed miracles. When he sees what bears all the hallmarks of a true miracle in Saint Hedwig’s cathedral in Detroit, Carter holds off telling Stella about his experience. She might try to convince him that he did witness a miracle. Forty eight hours later, out of life-saving surgery and in recovery room in a Savannah hospital, Carter reflects that not all miracles are beneficial.