Goodreads asked Kimberly Fish:

What mystery in your own life could be a plot for a book?

Kimberly Fish While living in Germany, and driving through the countryside 40 miles from our village, I skid on "black ice," spun out on the road, nearly clipped a school bus, and landed like a spun saucer in a crop of trees. The school bus driver, the neighboring farmer, and a stranger came to help me from the car, take me to the farmer's house where I could make calls to my husband, and offered to have my car towed to the city. All for the price of the rent money that I had in my purse, and all these people spoke English to me--a miracle since my language skills were limited to shopping and directional questions at the time. Not only did I put my trust in people I'd never met, but everything worked out perfectly. No one was injured, the damage to my car was repairable, and we found another means to pay our rent. I think this mystery happened to me to reveal that even when I though I couldn't be on God's radar with a war raging in the Middle East, and lives in crisis, He went to special lengths to prove that I was, and that He loved me. I was humbled by this mystery, and still count it as one of my favorite memories from life so far.

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