Face to Face is the gripping and unforgettable true story of two women whose lives connected forever in a way neither could have imagined. This story will speak to any reader who has suffered loss or struggled to forgive. Audrey Kishline first captured national attention after writing the controversial book, Moderate Drinking, in which she offered an alternative to abstenance for drinkers who want to consume less alcohol. After the book's publication in 1995, she made high-profile appearances on Oprah, Dateline NBC, Good Morning America, ABC World News Tonight, The Late, Late Show with Tom Snyder, and others. Kishline's theory and her life were shattered one night in 2000 when she drove with a blood-alcohol level nearly three times the legal limit. Driving 60 mph in the wrong direction on a Washington freeway, she slammed head-on into an oncoming car, instantly killing 12 year old Lashell Maloy and her father Danny. Devastated by the loss, Sheryl Maloy struggled to put her life back together. At the heart of her healing process lay an incredible step.Compelled by her Christian faith, Maloy visited Kishline in prison, not to angrily confront the woman who had killed her child and ex-husband, but to hold her in her arms and say, “I forgive you.”Face to Face is the emotional and inspiring story of Kishline's battle with alcohol, the accident, and the years that followed, as Kishline and Maloy struggled together to adjust to their new lives, changed forever by a single night. Remarkably, they now plan to travel together to tell their story and speak about Kishline's battle with alcohol, injuries, and prison, and about Maloy's journey to rebuild her life in the years that followed the tragedy.