Jordan Casey Kerrigan's twenty spy novels have sold millions. But when a student in her community college fiction class challenges her to try writing something different, something more personal, she surprises herself by doing just that.
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Jordan Casey Kerrigan’s twenty spy novels have sold millions. But when a student in her community college fiction class challenges her to try writing something different, something more personal, she surprises herself by doing just that.
Though The Ambassador is intended as a classroom model, Jordan also hopes it may help her get through to her troubled son Zack. But Zack’s behavior grows increasingly erratic as the novel takes shape. When his suicide attempt drives Jordan to the point of panic, she finds herself somehow walking through the pages of her own novel, reaching out to embrace the character she’s created but also receiving comfort and strength for her own painful circumstances.
The two stories–Jordan’s and The Ambassador–unfold together in an exploration of fiction and faith, creation and the Creator, God’s sovereignty and man’s free will.