Saving Jane Doe

An unplanned pregnancy triggers a woman's emotional journey in this inspiring novel of healing and forgiveness. At a seedy Lexington motel, a "Jane Doe" has been found unconscious, suffering from amnesia, and clinging to life after getting an illegal abortion. To Dr. Cara Land, third-year medical student at University of Kentucky Hospital, the patient has also become a friend she's desperate to help. When she discovers the woman's name is Jessica, it's the first step in her search for a vanished life. Now that Cara's compassionate, Uncle Henry hires her a live-in housekeeper, the penniless Jessica-once adrift-has a tenuous hope for the future. However, as Jessica's past slowly comes into focus so do the memories of all she left behind-the husband and children she abandoned, the guilt and shame she's been trying to outrun, and the fear that there's no going back. But Jessica has a lot to discover about herself, those she loves, and the power of faith, family and forgiveness.