Josie only meant to frighten Curtis Rook with a gun, but a startled reflex kills his son. Facing the immediate consequences, she flees to Poland and leaves her boyfriend Snaz to take the rap.
In Poland a reformed criminal offers Josie refuge and the chance to begin a new life, yet her guilt follows her despite the physical escape. As the stakes rise, Josie confronts the idea that only her own forgiveness can begin to free her from what she has done and what she feels.
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A moral and legal crisis set in contemporary settings including Poland. Much of the setup centers on Josie’s guilt after an accidental killing, her flight, and the presence of a reformed criminal who offers shelter. There is a clear emphasis on internal conflict about responsibility and the possibility of personal redemption. The book appears to examine the practical and psychological consequences of a crime more than sensational action.
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G-NRIS™ identifies Escape To Redemption primarily as Contemporary Fiction, Crime Drama, and Psychological Fiction. Its strongest themes include Guilt and Redemption, Consequences of Crime, Forgiveness, and Escape and New Beginnings. Prominent narrative patterns include Accidental Killing, On the Run, Reformed Criminal Ally, and Moral Dilemma.
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