CNA Sally Cox is about as pleased to be at Walnut Hills Nursing Center as the patients are. It’s work or starve, now that her husband has found a more youthful companion. Sally’s new crowd alters toward the senior– ninety-year-old Elsie Rigsby, for instance, whose dementia comes and goes with her gold-digging son and grandson’s sees. Elsie’s not going to tell those vultures where she stashed her cash. Still, she’s not getting any younger, and somebody besides her requirements to know. 3 deaths later, is anybody seeing Sally?The love of money … Poor Mrs. Rigsby gets so confused. She’s Sally Cox’s preferred client at Walnut Hills Nursing. It’s too bad her only loved ones are her insensitive son, Harry, who’s constantly pestering her about cash, and a charming but unreliable grand son. … is a root … Harry Rigsby is retired, but these years aren’t precisely golden for him. He’s been reduced to eating catsup sandwiches when his Social Security check does not stretch to cover the whole month. It just isn’t fair. He has long suspected his mom of rat-holing money, but she won’t confess. Difficulty is, if he does not learn before her mind goes, he’ll never ever see a cent of it. … of all kinds of evil. Sally Cox is drowning in financial obligation and resentful that her job at the assisted living home does not pay enough. When Mrs. Rigsby tells her and a coworker that she’s covert money from her greedy child, the coworker creates the perfect plan to end Sally’s monetary problems– and opens a door to something evil! Poor Mrs. Rigsby explores the mistakes of monetary worry, the salaries of greed, and the God who has guaranteed to be a refuge from both. Story Behind the Book I’ve been puzzled by the monetary abuse of people in power– corporate CEOs, relied on religious leaders, and even heads of families– whose mismanagement and greed have inflicted hardship on numerous a victim. However I composed Poor Mrs. Rigsby to reveal what can occur when victims validate utilizing unethical methods in an effort to restore control of their financial ture. It’s my hope that this story will challenge followers to take an honest look at where they draw the line in between their own striving for monetary purity– and relying on God to supply what they require.
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