Publisher's Synopsis
When Ruby Preston left the security of all that was familiar to her to fly to meet her friend Kate in Sydney, little did she know she was about to embark on more than an intrepid journey with her childhood friend through Australia and Southeast Asia.
Ruby followed her heart to Rainbow Haven, a safe house set up by her parents in Thailand for trafficked sex slaves, becoming deeply involved in the organization Rescue Net, and even more deeply involved with Julian Page, with whom she fell in love. She survived her unexpected exposure to the sex slave trade, witnessing the horrendous exploitation of little children that left her reeling, as well as surviving her fear of intimacy revealed to her through the emotional distancing of both Julian and herself.
Her joy was complete when she discovered that Julian shared her heart's desire of making a life's work of reaching out to the oppressed, downtrodden and devastated folk who entered her life.
Together Julian and Ruby set off for Peace Haven retreat, managed by her parents in a farming community in Australasia, where they began a whole new chapter in their altruistic lifestyle, thus completing the circle of love begun by Ruby's mother and father, following in their footsteps.
This book has a wholesome uplifting tone, one full of mystery, suspense and romance - enough of it to keep one searching for more.
