In My Sister Dilly, Christy Award nominee Maureen Lang explores the anguish of hurting hearts and the power of God's sustaining grace. Had Hannah only known the toll of a daughter's constant cerebral palsy care on her sister Dilly, maybe she could have prevented the shocking acts that sent Dilly to prison. But Hannah's here now to take Dilly home and shield her from the hatred of unforgiving hearts. "A sincere voice, offering a strong story with likable characters."-Library Journal
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"A Christian story of two sisters, one being released from prison and the other giving up her life in California to help her re-adjust back in their hometown near their parents farm in Illinois. Both have many issues to work out including some with God."
— Jan (4 out of 5 stars)
“A sincere voice, offering a strong story with likable characters.”
— Library Journal“Lang’s contemporary Christian novel thoughtfully explores family obligations and differences within the context of a dysfunctional upbringing and its legacy of distrust and unhappiness.”
— Booklist" This was a good book about Sisters. I enjoyed the story. "
— Linda, 1/8/2014" The book became more interesting as I read it, but it's really a 2 1/2 star book. I realized this morning, as I picked it up to return to the library, that I didn't even remember the ending. "
— Lisa, 11/19/2013" Kind of boring to me.....kept hoping it would get better "
— Joann, 6/12/2013" I enjoyed the midwestern farm/small town setting and thought the sister relationship was very realistic. I learned about the extreme stress of caring for a special needs child and how faith helps some cope with this situation. "
— Bernadette, 4/1/2013" This was a heart-warming story about sisters and families and loss and love and God. But mostly, for me, it was about perceptions - of ourselves, of others, of our past - and how once you face how things really are as opposed to how you see them, your life will never be the same. "
— Melissa, 1/10/2013" Very good book overall, but things worked out too fast in the end. Like the author was in a rush to get it over with. "
— Gina, 7/24/2012" I thought this book was an inspiring story . It was also a heartwarming story. I think anyone would enjoy this book if they liked this kind of books. "
— Susan, 6/7/2012" Great story about sisters, mistakes and forgiveness. I highly recommend this to all whether you have a sister or not. "
— Diane, 7/15/2011" Fantastic - I really enjoyed both the characters and the story. "
— Marcia, 6/17/2011" A story of sisterly love & the things an older one feels she must do to make up for past mistakes. "
— Connie, 6/6/2011" I've decided to give this book 5 stars.... I really think it's a 4.5 but that's not an option "
— Renee, 3/16/2011" good book about sisters and life "
— Jodi, 1/5/2011" Love this book! Great story-telling! "
— Jill, 8/8/2010Maureen Lang has been writing stories since the age of ten, when she figured out a way to write the stories she feels like reading. Since then she’s become the award-winning author of more than a dozen published novels. She currently lives in the Chicago area with her husband and children.
Johanna Parker is an Audie and Earphone Award–winning actress living and working in San Francisco. Since narrating her first audiobook in 2002, she has received praise for her work in all genres, including her portrayal of Sookie Stackhouse in Charlaine Harris’ Southern Vampire books. She received her BFA in acting from Boston University and studied Shakespeare at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. She has performed on stages in London, Los Angeles, Seattle, and New York and has numerous film and television credits. As a voice-over actress, she has voiced commercials, video games, documentaries, and websites.