I felt sorry for Jessie and Flint who were best friends until a move separated them. In the years that followed, both experienced a similar meltdown though booze, drugs, and sex. Jessie married and had three children, but divorce was inevitable. While her ex-husband cared for their family, Jessie continued to lose herself. Flint was mad at the world for changing the life he’d wanted for himself. His fury grew over time. I loved that he never gave up on Jessie. Both found the Lord. But can two broken people on a slippery slope to self-destruction find the strength to overcome their pasts with sin dogging their every step? I applaud their attempts to turn their lives around after so many bad choices and disasters. WHITE RAINBOW made me stop and assess what I could do to be a changed person myself and try to live a better life. ( )