Era's End (All Things New Book 16)

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We all face them sooner or later. Things shift, and suddenly the world as we knew it is gone. The old rules no longer apply. The safety strategies don't work anymore. What could once have been enjoyed is not available. Opportunities don't come as readily as before.
An era has ended.
We all face these uncertain times when comfortable old gives way to uncertain new, and one must fumble to find his way through an unchartered trek. We all face these moments in unique and special ways.
For Cecil, change came with increased anxiety and frustration with a life that had become stifling and stagnant. How could he have predicted that his freedom might come in the form of a brand new love ... and a remarkable chance to wipe his slate completely clean and start all over again?
Catherine's renewal would mimic her husband's in its ferocity and consequences. Having kept passion at bay through sublimation via service and good works, Catherine would come to find herself ablaze with the ecstasy of sensual indulgence, with a world of carnal luxury opening her to its irresistible call of experimentation and fulfillment.
Audrey would answer the call for change with a ferocious bitterness and fierce precocity. Cut to the core by witnessing the outrageous sin of her role model, she would fight to navigate in a world gone suddenly adult and corrupt.
Sidney, ever the keen manipulator of people and circumstances, would be forced to deal with powers and characters outside his control ... and a deep-seated anger that will prove to be his most dangerous enemy.
Eudora, having faced the truth of her limitations and vulnerabilities, could now savor the richness of the fact that she was still capable of genuine love.
And Marvin, facing his ultimate challenge, would finally come to peace with life as it is, not how he'd have it be.
All things old pass, so that all things new can flourish.
One era ends, another begins.
Come join the story of the Baxters and immerse yourself in the colorful story of me and you and of life itself.
Ending and beginning.
All Things New.