A Second Chance at Life: On the sunny morning of Tuesday, September 11, 2001, terrorists murdered more than twenty-seven hundred people in an attack on New York City. Thousands died when a hijacked Boeing 767 slammed into Tower One of the World Trade Center. It was first blood. For Leslie Haskin, it was a second chance at life. This is the riveting account of Leslie's harrowing escape - down 36 floors in a doomed and dying building and away from a life focused on perks, prestige, and power. The intervening months brought crippling mental and emotional distress, but from the rubble and ashes, the corporate climber rediscovered the faith of her childhood and now embraces a new life of serving others.
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"Spiritual but not preachy. The story of a woman who survived the towers on 9/11 and how it profoundly changed her life. A suvivors tale when one is so deperately needed."
— Sherry (4 out of 5 stars)
“For those of us who want an inside peek at God’s compassionate presence in the midst of inscrutable tragedy, this book is as close an experience of ‘being there’ as we are likely to get. Leslie’s struggle for faith in the face of unanswered questions can inspire us all.”
— Paula Rinehart, author of Strong Women, Soft Hearts and Sex and the Soul of a Woman“Hang onto your heart…While this is not an emotionally easy read, it is a redemptive one. We witness in Leslie the reverberation of the human spirit as she recovers her footing after September 11. How extraordinarily courageous of her to let us see how she found her way out of the unthinkable.”
— Patsy Clairmont, speaker for Women of Faith and author of All Cracked Up“Between Heaven and Ground Zero hits the nail on the head…First, it reminds us of the capacity for evil from jihadists that our nation still faces, and second and most important, that a personal relationship with our Savior, Jesus Christ, is the only source of personal and eternal peace.”
— Lt. Col. Brian Birdwell (Ret.), survivor of Pentagon attack and founder of Face the Fire Ministry" What a difference between the Leslie's first hand account from inside the towers versus what the rest of us saw on TV. How beautiful that out of her trauma and recovery from that day, that she has fully turned to God and renewed her faith and spends her time helping others. "
— Jennifer, 11/5/2013" I really liked the way this was written, it really descriebed a terrible day in a way that was not gross or scary. "
— Dani, 10/1/2013" fast read and enjoyable. She makes you feel like you're right there with her although I'm not sure if that's a good thing or not? "
— Amy, 9/16/2013" I am sorry but I could not get through this book. I tried, I really did. To me is appears to be someone who has decided to make a little money off their misfortune. I have read several 9/11 books but.....this held no appeal. "
— Lukie, 9/9/2013" This is the account of a woman who made it out of the Towers on 9/11. How she tried to pull her life together - what worked and what didn't. "
— Carole, 6/5/2013" I could not finish this book. "
— Paulette, 3/25/2013" This woman's account of the events of 9/11 were just heart wrenching, I couldn't put the book down. Have a box of tissues ready. I would read this again. "
— Dana, 1/23/2013