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What people say about All is Well
"PTSD, addiction, and spirituality, all of it rendered with surprising tenderness and specificity"
Ali Bryan, Novelist and Creative Nonfiction Writer, The Hill, The Figgs, Roost.
"I could not put it down, incredible storyteller, cannot wait to read more from her!"
Nathalie Scalabrini, Chief Petty Officer 1st Class, MMM, CD. Ret., Canadian Armed Forces.
"Clever and believable"
Rebecca Eckler, Bestselling Author, Knocked Up, Wiped, Toddlers Gone Wild, Blissfully Blended Bullshit.
"What a gift this novel is at a challenging time for all of us"
Harry O. Maier, Pastor, Professor of New Testament and Early Christian Studies
"Completely entranced by it, laughing out loud numerous times, and totally moved"
Kerry Clare, Author, Waiting for a Star to Fall, Mitzi Bytes, The M Word.
"From the very first page, I was hooked"
Dana Goldstein, Author and Podcaster, Murder on my Mind, The Girl in the Gold Bikini.
Christine Wright is having a bad day.
She's an ex-special forces soldier, a recovering alcoholic, and now a freshly minted church minister whose first act of ministry is to cover up a murder. Maybe her reflexes are a little too twitchy for parish life.
From the opening page, All Is Well races through cover-ups and confessions—from a body hastily buried behind the rectory to a furious parishioner desperate to keep her beloved church alive in an indifferent, secular world. Shadowing Christine's every move is a terminally ill military cop determined to bring her to justice.
"If you like your priests and their sermons filled with comfortable, pious assertions, if your soul cries out for order and propriety, you might not warm up to Christine Wright—but I did. Readers out there, hang on for a dazzling ride and a howling good time. This is
a novelist's debut to remember."
—DAVID CARPENTER, award-winning author of Welcome to Canada and The Gold
Among the novel's many revelations is how quickly we find ourselves rooting for the flawed, irreverent Christine—a woman who cannot fake holiness, even when her life depends on it.
Mystic Julian of Norwich—she of the famous "All shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well," is the patron saint of this wickedly funny novel.
Shortlisted by Crime Writers of Canada for Best First Crime Novel, 2022
Katherine Walker is a Canadian novelist and military chaplain. Her work explores faith, our modern world, and the ways light still finds us in the dark.
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