| Author: | Carey Jane Clark | ISBN: | 1230000186625 |
| Publisher: | Hope Springs | Publication: | September 22, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Carey Jane Clark |
| ISBN: | 1230000186625 |
| Publisher: | Hope Springs |
| Publication: | September 22, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
In the middle of a soccer drill, in an awful, awkward moment, Celia Bennett’s eight-year-old son Caleb lands on his face and chest in the grass. The diagnosis blindsides her, bringing her face-to-face with every parent’s worst nightmare.
Desperate to save her son’s life, Celia pursues a cure through alternative medicine, but her quest ends in frustration and disappointment. As she faces despair, hope walks in on the most unlikely set of legs, when her father returns after a 30-year absence. Can she release pain to embrace hope? Will it make a difference, or is it too late?
“After the Snow Falls will take you on a riveting journey of the heart—the heart of a family torn apart and in need of healing as they deal with a child’s sudden illness. Carey Jane Clark’s writing is fresh and masterful, and she tells a story that draws you in from the start and becomes impossible to put down.”
—C. S. Lakin, author of Conundrum and Innocent Little Crimes
In the middle of a soccer drill, in an awful, awkward moment, Celia Bennett’s eight-year-old son Caleb lands on his face and chest in the grass. The diagnosis blindsides her, bringing her face-to-face with every parent’s worst nightmare.
Desperate to save her son’s life, Celia pursues a cure through alternative medicine, but her quest ends in frustration and disappointment. As she faces despair, hope walks in on the most unlikely set of legs, when her father returns after a 30-year absence. Can she release pain to embrace hope? Will it make a difference, or is it too late?
“After the Snow Falls will take you on a riveting journey of the heart—the heart of a family torn apart and in need of healing as they deal with a child’s sudden illness. Carey Jane Clark’s writing is fresh and masterful, and she tells a story that draws you in from the start and becomes impossible to put down.”
—C. S. Lakin, author of Conundrum and Innocent Little Crimes
