Book Details
Publisher: Abingdon Press
Published: October 2015
ISBN10: 1426770456
ISBN13: 9781426770456
Genre: General
Subgenre: Contemporary
Target Audience: Women
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single parenting, single moms, parent, parenting, parents, married, marriage, marital, miscarried, miscarriage, infertility, infertile, guilty, guilt, grieving, loss, mourning, death, grief, family obligation, family, faithful, faith, domestic abuse, domestic violence, deception, deceit, bitterness, bitter, adoption, adopt, Incarceration
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Another Way Home: A Chicory Inn Novel - Book 3By Deborah RaneyDescription:Grant and Audrey are adding grandchildren to their family left and right, but middle daughter, Danae, and her husband, Dallas Brooks, have been trying for years with no baby in sight. Though Danae is ready to consider adoption, Dallas will not even discuss it. Despairing of ever having a family of her own, Danae decides to pour her passion and energies into volunteer work with a newly opened women’s shelter in town. Looking for a good cause to fill her lonely days, she never expects to give her heart to the hurting women she meets there. She’s finally learning to live her life with gratitude, but then heart-wrenching events on Thanksgiving weekend threaten to pull the entire Whitman clan into turmoil—and leave them all forever changed. Book Takeaway:God never leaves us or forsakes us. He weeps with us when we are sad, but He also wants us to trust Him to answer our prayers in His perfect time and His perfect way—and not our own. Why the author wrote this book:As one of thousands of women who suffered from years of infertility before successfully having a baby, and now with family members who have struggled with the same, I wanted to explore how deeply this issue affects a marriage, and even relationships with other family members and friends who seem to take their ease of having a family for granted. |