A covenant is a solemn, binding agreement. God chose to unilaterally enter into a covenant with Abraham. No matter what Abraham said or did, God vowed to uphold the terms and bless Abraham. Marriage is a covenant of trust built on that example, where husband and wife promise to love each other and be faithful to each other until death. These books explore how that covenant endures.
In the background of each story, God calls the characters to enter into a covenant of trust with Him, challenging them to place unwavering trust in His sovereignty, His purpose and His unfailing love for each of them.

In Contingency: Book One (December 2010), that covenant is broken.
Bobbi Molinsky’s comfortable life is shattered when a forwarded email from her husband’s account lands in her inbox. The email teases, “My whole evening is free again.” After an angry confrontation with Chuck, she is left with the broken remains of an eighteen year marriage.
Bobbi agrees forgiving Chuck is the right thing, the God-honoring thing to do, but it leaves her empty and isolated. Teaching her second-graders is a burden. Taking care of her boys saps all her energy. It seems God Himself has walked away, leaving her to struggle alone.
Bobbi can’t deny the transformation in Chuck, but genuine forgiveness requires trust, and trust is a risk she’s not willing to take. Can she let go of her deepest, most primal fears and save her marriage?
In Indemnity: Book Two (April 2011) that covenant is threatened from the outside.
After years of believing Chuck's affair is behind them, Bobbi’s marriage is tested again when Tracy Ravenna resurfaces.
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In Precedent: Book Three (Release Date: 2011) that covenant is tested to its limits.
Twelve years after Indemnity, the family is shattered by an act of senseless violence. Shannon, Bobbi and Chuck's teenage daughter, proclaims that it's all a result of a curse Chuck brought on the family when he committed adultery. More crises for the Molinsky family -Shannon leaves home and Bobbi is diagnosed with breast cancer- leave Chuck wrestling with just how much responsibility he bears, and how (or if) he can ever make things right.