When Sparrows Fall
By Meg Moseley
When Sparrows Fall
is the engaging story of a young mother and widow, Miranda, struggling
to break free from her controlling and deceptive pastor. She strives
throughout the story to hear God’s voice as she struggles to make a way
for her young family. When Miranda suffers an accident, she is forced
to call in an estranged brother-in-law, Jack, to care for her six
children. Jack is shocked by the ultra-conservative and controlling way
the children have been raised. He grapples with his own faith in God
as he tries to mix his mainstream views with the children’s upbringing.
Miranda’s prayers are answered in unexpected ways as she and Jack labor
to raise children and fight a common enemy. The secrets from both of
their pasts could either destroy their budding relationship or bring
them closer.
I
found this book well written and engaging. I was drawn to read it as
fast as I could to find out what would happen to the sweet family
depicted. Mrs. Moseley paints a clear picture of the struggles both
Miranda and Jack are facing as they seek God’s will for their lives. A
great read!
I received this book for free from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group for this review.
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