Briefly Noted

“We loved Steven Curtis Chapman’s deeply personal book. . . . Each story he tells and each life circumstance he shares is an illustration of the ‘glorious unfolding’ of God’s plan for him.”

“Never maudlin or self-pitying, always searingly honest, Cannady balances raw evocations of suffering with tender love for her beleaguered family. The result is the transcendent story of a child who will not remain a victim.”

“Living at a frontier crossroads can have unexpected perils, especially when war is afoot.”

“On April 30, 1889, Nashville became one of the earliest cities served by electric street railways, developing a 70-mile system by 1915…”

“Flawless prose…the bittersweet conclusion is a fitting one for a fantastic,emotionally rich series that redefines epic.”