The Last Fling is a novel that was first published in 2003.

 https://enroutebooksandmedia.com/free-downloads/ The Last Fling is a novel that was first published in 2003. This novel is about a Catholic widow’s adventures looking for a second husband and trying a religious community

Testimonials:

“How we grieve the loss of a loved one is complex, mysterious, and unique. Ronda Chervin’s Last Fling peeks into her grieving process after her husband’s sudden death plunges her into that unwanted world of ‘widowhood’. Her struggles with her feelings, friendships, insecurities, longings, frustrations, and more eventually lead her to the source and object of all love. Trust in the Lord. The trip is worth it!” – Dianne Aher

Testimonials:

“Chervin takes us on a spiritual adventure of a soul both ordinary and unique, as she struggles to emerge from the fantasies of worldly egoism into the authentic light of day. The spiritual life, Chervin reminds us, is not a magical mystery tour of religious novelties, but a taste of God’s enduring love and perfect peace. Delightful and endearing!” — Dr. Heather M. Erb, author of The Path of Spiritual Happiness (En Route Books and Media, 2016)

“Dr. Chervin’s book is a delightfully humorous and touching portrayal of a Catholic widow’s adventures for a second husband. Dr. Margo Kemperdick is overly intellectual, obsessive, quirky, and childishly lovable, with an insatiable appetite for double burgers and our Lord. An absolute joy to read.” – Dr. Suzanne Jamail, author of Healing from Heaven (En Route Books and Media, 2017)

“How we grieve the loss of a loved one is complex, mysterious, and unique. Ronda Chervin’s Last Fling peeks into her grieving process after her husband’s sudden death plunges her into that unwanted world of ‘widowhood’. Her struggles with her feelings, friendships, insecurities, longings, frustrations, and more eventually lead her to the source and object of all love. Trust in the Lord. The trip is worth it!” – Dianne Aher

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