Blue Sky

by Ed Hird, Janice Hird

"I'm afraid there's been an accident..."

Sandy Brown and her family have just moved to Spokane, Washington where herhusband, Scott, is pastoring a new church. With a fresh start, Sandy is determined todevote more time to her four children.

But, within weeks of settling into their new life, the Brown family is plunged into turmoil.Sandy receives shocking news that her children aren't safe, which brings back hauntingmemories of the trauma she experienced as a girl.

Then, the unthinkable happens...

A brutal attack puts Sandy on the brink of losing everything she's loved. Her faith in Godand the family she cherishes are pushed to the ultimate limit.

Is healing possible when so many loved ones are hurt? Are miracles really possiblethrough the power of prayer? Can life return to the way it was before?

Blue Sky reveals how a mother's most basic instinct isn't for survival...but for family.

If you're a fan of Karen Kingsbury, then you'll love Blue Sky .

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200 pages, Paperback

Published September 26, 2019

Reviews

[Michael Donahoe]

I found this book to be interesting and able to hold my interest. Getting to know the characters and what was going on in their lives kept me anxious to read and find out what was going to happen next. It was exciting to read how God works in our everyday lives and guides and protects us in situations, trials and tribulations. It shows that we all have problems and trials but we can trust and follow the guidance the Holy Spirit. Overall, this books tells a story of everyday human beings who go through trials and suffering, but by trusting the leading and guidance of the Spirit of God they come through those trials and live as examples of God’s love and protection.

[Heidi McLaughlin]

If you love family drama in a Christian setting then this book is for you. A pastoral couple, Ed and Janice Hird, who have led marriage and renewal conferences around the globe, write BLUE SKY. Ed and Janice understand family dynamics and bring their Blue Sky drama to life in this Spokane city setting. This book draws you into the family, but also into the redemptive and loving character of God during life’s difficult places. If you love Karen Kingsbury’s books, you’ll want to read about the ups and downs of the Brown clan.

[John Vonhof]

Blue Sky was a good read. The story is of a family with a father who is a pastor, his wife, and their four children. Along with a cast of other characters, they begin experiencing problems. Past trauma, a robbery, an affair, bullies, fights, school challenges, children being stalked, police work, assaults, and a few really bad people combine to bring the story to life. Just when everything seems to fall into place, more trouble happens. The story and character are easy to follow. I like how the faith story is woven into their everyday lives.