A novel that explores the challenge and necessity of loving difficult people. Angela Morrison has it all. She's married to a wealthy man, adores her son, grows orchids, and volunteers at Our Daily Bread Food Pantry. What more could she want? More. Much more. And she's willing to risk everything after meeting Carsten, the landscaper with the glacier-blue eyes. Sister Eileen, who runs the Our Daily Bread Food Pantry, tries her best to "love the dear neighbour, without distinction," but struggles with a silent God. If she is to convince Angela that she's loved by God, she must first learn to love Angela, and that's no easy task, especially after Angela causes a terrible tragedy. Even So explores what it means to love others -- even the selfish, the careless, and those who not only are harmed by others, but who also do harm.