"The Steps They Took" is the story of a man haunted by suspicion, plagued with resentment, and feeling victimized by life, whose vindictiveness toward his philandering wife backfires, leaving him estranged from his children, seared by loneliness, and facing dire legal consequences.  He meets Suze, a woman five years his senior and an upper-class socialite married to one of the richest men in Texas.  Her untreated alcoholism and a series of affairs, culminate in a relationship with Father Serge, an ambitious Catholic priest whose reaction to her pregnancy leaves Suze heartbroken and bewildered.

While battling to vindicate himself and reunite with his children, Renn is forced to accept his role in his wife's infidelity and confront personal issues that are as painful as they are revelatory..  Suze, embittered by a conspiracy involving her mother, Father Serge, and the bishop of the local diocese, turns to counseling and Alcoholics Anonymous to uncover the underlying causes of her self-destructive behaviors and, in the process, comes to a spiritual and personal crossroads.  "The Steps They Took examines the redemptive power of surrender, forgiveness, and hope in recreating shattered lives.  While this ebook is a work of fiction, it is written in such a manner that anyone involved in recovery can identify and learn from this work.

About the Author:  Scott Williams is a full-time freelance writer who has spent the past three decades reporting and writing for newspapers, magazines and book publishers.  He graduated from the Universit of Texas at Austin with a bachelor's degree in journalism and spent the next nine years covering a wide range of topics for various Texas newspapers.  He left the newspaper business in 1994 to work in the challenging world of freelance reporting and writing.  "The Steps They Took" is his first novel and the first step in what he hopes will become a full-time fiction-writing career.