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Billy Fidget's Family Fortunes: The continuing adventures of Billy Fidget

By (author) Nick Battle And Eric Delve, By (author) Nick Battle, By (author) Eric Delve

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Billy Fidget writes letters to God. And, somewhat unexpectedly, God writes back. After the traumatic events and dramatic reconciliation of THE BILLY FIDGET LETTERS life has got back to normal, but then Helen gets pregnant with their fourth child - and Tom gets caught selling drugs to schoolfriends. Billy just doesn't understand it. But, as ever, God has a plan - it's just not necessarily going to be an easy road. This follow-up to THE BILLY FIDGET LETTERS has just the same fearless honesty as the first book, so that through the ups and downs of Billy's spiritual career we can connect with the issues that face him and his family - and maybe learn something about ourselves along the way.

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