Thy Will Be Done

Newly ordained Father Daniel Masters comes to the Parish of St Hilda's to start his ministry. Early on, he befriends Luke Dennison, one of the altar boys, although his superior, Father Anders, disapproves of the friendship. When Bernadette, a young parishioner, falls in love with Daniel, it is Father Anders who persuades her to leave the Parish, for Daniel's sake. With Bernadette gone and Luke soon relocating to London for a job promotion, Daniel transfers to a rundown, inner-city parish. There he meets the amusing Father Murray, and begins to enjoy his ministry. However, fate has decreed that Luke, Bernadette, and Daniel all wind up living in London within less than ten miles of each other. Daniel finally decides to leave the priesthood, and approaches Bernadette with a proposal of marriage. Bernadette has already made up her mind to accept Daniel's proposal; then, two unforeseen traumatic events in Daniel's life bring about changes that will affect his life forever. Thy Will Be Done is a stirring drama of the duties, and costs, of religion.Author A. M. Clarke has worked as a basic skills tutor in a large training organization and spent many years in criminal law as a legal executive. Ann grew up and continues to live in Leeds, England. Don't miss her previously published book, Dutch Courage.Publisher's website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/ThyWillBeDone.html