Solace in the Shadows by Charles Strohmer

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Solace in the Shadows

Walking Through Twilight: A Wife's Illness—A Philosopher's Lament

by Douglas Groothuis
InterVarsity Press, 2017
(178 pages, $17.00, paperback)

reviewed by Charles Strohmer

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Charles Strohmer most recent book is Odd Man Out: My Story of Misplaced Faith in the American Dream and the Age of Aquarius. He blogs at www.waging wisdom.com.

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