A heartfelt story about friendship, hope, and forgiveness: two childhood friends, Maggie and Lizzy, seek self-discovery and personal healing. They ultimately find inspiration after searching to reveal the reasons for Maggie's lifelong tendencies toward self-denial as the "great pretender" A courageous book which stirs the soul, this novel demonstrates that the written word is far from silent. This journey of healing undoubtedly leaves a lasting impression, as it not only provides divine inspiration to accept life's disappointments but also recognition of the compelling power of forgiveness. After all, if the heart truly forgives, there is nothing to forget. ENDORSEMENTS: "Like brisk winds over calm waters-this story stirs the heart to find forgiveness and the soul to heal. Where the sacred and profane converge, Margaret McBride embraces divine inspiration" -Katrina Arnim, consultant "Great feel-good book! The folksy language and loveable characters drew me in as I anticipated the meaning of the hints sprinkled along the way. The end was fantastic-filled with surprising 'ah-ha' moments and shocking twists" -Kim Stiles, author of Motivation for Mom series "Although That Melvin Bray is a novel that unravels a mystery, it is also a story about friendship as growing old together is also the ability of staying "young together" A friend is often a mirror of ourselves-this novel is a marvelous reflection of a very comfortable, trusting friendship" -NY Times bestselling author G.B. Giorgio "That Melvin Bray filled my heart with joy, laughter, humility, reverence, and rage. Margaret McBride has combined all those emotions to create an unforgettable memory for every reader to share" -Maureen Mayberry, landscape artist

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