Waiting for Morning
By Karen Kingsbury
Hannah Ryan’s perfect life is shattered when a drunk
driver kills her husband and oldest daughter in a terrible accident. Hannah is determined to make the drunk driver
at fault, and all drunk drivers pay for their crimes. To help with the prosecution of the drunk
driver is attorney Matt Bronzan who believes he can make Hannah’s case a
landmark case for California – a murder one conviction. Meanwhile, Hannah’s younger daughter, Jenny,
is struggling to cope with her own grief and devastation over the loss of her
dad and sister. Can Hannah and Matt
bring the drunk driver to justice? Will
Hannah’s hate overcome and destroy her life?
And can Jenny and her Mom find peace even in heartbreak?
This was my first Karen Kingsbury book and I’m
hooked! Wow! This is an incredibly moving story – well written
and captivating. The emotions of the
characters become your own emotions as you read their struggles. I love how Karen Kingsbury weaves Scripture
and Biblical truth throughout the story.
She depicts the grace and mercy of God so clearly – His desire for the
characters to depend on Him in the struggles of life. The author plainly wants the reader to apply
these principles in their own lives. I
have since read the other 2 books in this series: A Moment of Weakness and Halfway
to Forever. Each story is equally
moving and masterfully written. Buy all
3 – you’ll love this series! My rating:
A+ - a great read!
I received this book for free from the publisher in
exchange for my honest review.
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