Then Comes the Flood

Pregnant at age 18 after being assaulted and raped by a combat veteran on the day they met, Megan Alladee is determined to survive. Fearing a claim of consensual sex, she felt abortion was her only escape, but soon realized the guilt of killing the baby she wanted and would have loved.

With her loving dad, she founded a group whose goal is eliminating abortion due to unplanned pregnancy. Unfairly branded as a pro-life radical, Megan's chief rival is a pro-choice nurse who advocates abortion for any reason, at any time, and proclaims the next scientific and logical step is infanticide.

Tragedy brings Megan into the life of Kayla Dean, a Christian who studies Bible doctrine. Megan and Kayla are involved in a simple traffic accident where Kayla's seven-month-old baby boy is killed. Her faith shattered, Kayla questions how God could let this tragedy happen. Megan never had any faith and wonders if God even exists. Megan sees babies die on a regular basis.

In spite of her grief, Kayla tells Megan about a loving God who is not responsible for their loss. All she has to do is believe it in faith. All Megan knows is that God never gave her any reason to believe.

This is a story about why bad things happen to good people, people trying to save lives, who only want to do what is right. How can God bring evil and pain together in a way that works for good? How can a loving God let people suffer?