“Fire”
The
Great Awakening Series 1740 - 1741
FIRE, one of The Great Awakenings
series, 1740 - 1741 by Bill Bright and Jack Cavanaugh is an excellent
read. In the beginning I felt as though I were standing side by side
fictional character Josiah Rush when he viewed his hometown of Havenhill, Connecticut from a
lofty granite perch. This story captures one man’s courageous journey when facing
his devastated past. Josiah struggles are heart wrenching as he refuses to
allow the stigma of human judgment to dictate his present and future. Criticisms
and judgments had so completely hampered his past. I appreciate Josiah's
humanness, his strength, struggles, and awkward embarrassing moments. This
second book of The Great Awakenings series holds a special place on my book
shelf. If you give it a try I'm sure it will hold a special place on yours
also.
This Howard publication is a must
read for adventurous souls not afraid of a richly written story line that taps
into the very struggles of living a life attempting to emerge unfettered by
criticism and judgments of past mistakes.
THIS IS A HIGHLY RECOMENDED READ!
Sounds interesting. Great authors, too. God speaks through authors who have joyful and obedient hearts, don't you think?
ReplyDeleteThank you Pamela! I truely agree with you. Many times the timing and topic of the fiction I read touched my heart to give me courage, comfort, and even gentle correction! Blessings to you Pamela!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Pamela! I truely agree with you. Many times the timing and topic of the fiction I read touched my heart to give me courage, comfort, and even gentle correction! Blessings to you Pamela!!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to order this at the library right now!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds really different and interesting.
Hi Jenny, this is a series and I LOVE the characters and the story! Garenteed not to dissapoint in my opinion!!
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