Here a four stories of enduring faith and love by the beloved author who truly believes in them. In "Tomorrow Is Another Day," a family which has celebrated twenty-five years of marriage and togetherness now suffers and endures the separations and devastations of war -- some temporary, and some permanant. "Portrait Of Niki" renders, in clear and concise prose, a picture of the destruction caused by one woman's self-devotion. Julie, in "She Who Loves Last," doesn't understand her own restlessness and walks out on an enduring and selfless love. Through another's weakness, she discovers her own -- and the value of what she has rejected. Two women have to find their way in "The Invisible Key." Both are tied by a self-defeating love -- until they find the key to their problems and to the healing power of love.