Andrew M. Greeley Warner Books, 1987, Fiction - 400 pages On a Chicago street corner a speeding car almost runs down journalist Redmond P. Kane, and a moment of divine grace --one in which God and Red's green eyed wife are somehow identified with each other --almost knocks him unconscious. He discovers evidence that links aging politico Harv Gunther to the disappearance of a newsman 20 years earlier and the recent murder of a teenage girl, but proving it can cost Kane his career. He wants to ignore it, but since his brush with death, Red finds himself inexorably drawn down the path of saintliness and driven to always do the right thing.