Ella Kayson is a girl who tried her best to see the bright side of things, and it all started when her best friend, Aaron, showed her Jesus. She moved away from his when she was seven and she hasn't seen him since. Several years later, she has her first boyfriend, a new best friend, she brought her family to church, and they all strengthened their relationship with God together. Sounds like a perfect story. But, their life takes a sharp turn down a road of hardship, pain, and sorrow. They do their best to remain strong, and Ella halfway succeeds. God never lets down his children, though, and brings Ella a very special friend to help her through her despair. Throughout everything, Ella sees that you should look at the bright side of things, and that each bump in the road is like a raindrop- you just have to learn how to dance between them.

My world does not have wars. We do not disagree. Our existence is Utopia, until one Abby Dante comes along to ruin it all. Her ideas are far-fetched, wild, impossible. She sees the world differently than the rest of us. I think I love her.

A young widower comes to terms with his lack of faith as a young woman looks for the love she so desires. This is a sequel to Spiritual Networking.