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Later in the book, he also takes in an 11-year-old boy, Dooley. The boy's grandfather has become sick and is very poor. The boy has been living with the grandfather because his mother is a drunk who can't raise the child. Dooley is a likelable character, but one who gives Father Tim a test in patience.
Cynthia moves in next door. She is an author from New York who writes children's books about her cat, Violet. Soon Father Tim and Cynthia realize that they have deeper feelings for each other, although they don't want to admit it.
This book really gives a feel for living in a small southern town. Karon has evoked a sympathy for the characters that makes you want to keep reading and finding out more about them. I can't wait to read the next book, Light in the Window, and see what happens with Father Tim and Cynthia! - Norman F Workman - Braden takes all of the hocus pocus out of the Mayan doomsday scenario...Simply put, it's just the end of a naturally occuring galactic cycle and the beginning of a new one. Braden is essentially a "Big Data" analyst who has studied a number of ancient societies and dovetailed their observations with those made by current day astronomers. I found it especially interesting that his analysis fit perfectly with a segment I'd watched on the Science Channel reviewing our solar system's 5,200 year oscillation within the center of the Milky Way galaxy. Most importantly, he explains it in terms that the lay person can easily understand.