"I have lived in fear, in question, in prison, and in passion. I have lived, and I have decided to tell that story." She wanted love. She wanted assurance. She wanted a plan. And it was all for holiness. In her search, she amassed bruises, trophies, scarlet faces, and stretch marks. Claire bore the marks of the living and began to see them through the eyes of her Lord. She saw the story He was writing and recognized that in the ordinary life, extraordinary stories are being told every day. What makes them extraordinary is what makes them possible-the hand of God. Claire's account is a tribute to the stories we too often forget to tell because we are too meek to see their significance to our being and to our becoming. So who is Claire? And who will she become?