American Christian Fiction Writers Book of the Year Finalist. Has Glory hit her head one too many times . . . or is there really a foot dangling out of that carpet? Reduced to watching new neighbors move in as a form of amusement, Glory Harper is stuck in a wheelchair with a broken leg, bored and itching for excitement. She just doesn’t expect it to come in the form of a foot dangling from the end of a carpet as it’s carried into her new neighbor’s house. It’s bad enough her daughter and sister are convinced she imagined the incident. But when the police recognize Glory as the woman whose skateboarding accident resulted in a multi-car pile-up, her believability quotient lowers even more. And Detective Rick Spencer, a Harrison Ford look-alike, appears more interested in her than in her story. The more Glory learns about her new neighbors, the more she realizes she’s stumbled onto something bigger than just a murder case. But by now she’s made enough enemies to put herself and her family in real danger. While she’s following what seems to be the obvious path to the culprits, the real criminals are closing in.