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In a distracted moment, Amanda lost sight of young Sarah...and her entire world came crashing down.
Going to New Orleans for a fifth grade field trip seemed like a bad idea to start with, but when Amanda lost sight of Sarah, her daughter’s best friend, the bad idea became a complete nightmare. Unable to cope with the guilt of being the last one to see Sarah, Amanda’s daughter commits suicide. Then, unable to deal with a wife stuck in a state of grief, Amanda’s husband abandons her for a younger woman. By year’s end, she’s lost everything dear to her.
And then, after six years without a single lead, the lost Sarah is miraculously found. The horrors she endured leave a difficult road to healing. But small signs, such as a sparrow that consistently appears at her window, kept Sarah’s faith intact. She’s determined that Amanda will take this new journey with her...to a place where they can both find hope and purpose again.
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About Julie Cantrell
Julie Cantrell is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of Into the Free, the 2013 Christy Award–winning Book of the Year and recipient of the Mississippi Library Association’s Fiction Award. She has served as editor-in-chief of the Southern Literary Review and is a recipient of the Mississippi Arts Commission Literary Fellowship. Her second novel, When Mountains Move, won the 2014 Carol Award for Historical Fiction and, like her debut, was selected for several top reads lists.
About Clifton Harris
Julie Cantrell is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of Into the Free, the 2013 Christy Award–winning Book of the Year and recipient of the Mississippi Library Association’s Fiction Award. She has served as editor-in-chief of the Southern Literary Review and is a recipient of the Mississippi Arts Commission Literary Fellowship. Her second novel, When Mountains Move, won the 2014 Carol Award for Historical Fiction and, like her debut, was selected for several top reads lists.