Wings of a Dove

by Beverly Bush

Co-workers see Leslie as a gifted physical therapist who, ironically, brings healing to the injured. Her friends thinks she is a submissive wife. To her 12-year-old daughter, Leslie is a wimp who can't defend herself or her children from a father's verbal abuse. And to her husband, she is a liability.

Genres: Christian Fiction

489 pages, Paperback

First published May 19, 1996

Reviews

[Barb Irwin]

I liked the book. During that time of life it helped me to read about deliverance from abuse, though the ending was way too easy.

[Ann]

Loved it. Appealed to my Catholic beliefs and faith!

[Richelle Wright]

The husband of the protagonist was such a jerk, I couldn't put up with the beginning of the book. Never made past the first 100 pages or so. I decided it wasn't worth the effort to continue reading...

[Lis]

no need to read anything else by this author