Like Starr in Every Star in the Sky, Rose is holding onto her faith by a thread. Still, like Starr, she was looking to God for her rescue. Trusting that He would make a way of escape.
Barricaded away and isolated, Rose endured. It was all she could do.
This story is so raw and rugged, with so many twists and, well, [SPOILER].
I will borrow from my earlier review of Every Star in the Sky,
I so appreciate Christian authors who are willing to write about the ugly side of life. Who show that bad things do, in fact, happen to good people. And that it is only the grace of Father God that sustains them (us) and sees them through. Ms. Davison reminds the reader that slavery is not limited to plantations in the South (of the U.S.) nor to a couple of hundred years. Rather, slavery has many forms, has existed from the beginning of time, and continues to the present day.
The author not only braves that front, but she offers the reader a positive means to help—to pray, even if we cannot do something tangible.
Ms. Davison writes such taut stories, such vile topics. Such profound truth. Her books are always page turners, urging the reader on to the end, nudging the reader to pray—if not for fictional characters, for the very real people trapped in very real circumstances.
ROBIN’S FEATHERS
ALL | THE | FEATHERS!
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Hopeful fiction on the tough topic of trafficking
"Tag and their dad must have somehow managed to instill in Rose a belief that men could be good, that they could treat women with love and respect, cherish them the way they deserved to be cherished. A belief that, even if it had been buried deep under the unspeakable traumas she had endured under Brady and Van, had somehow, like a bulb pushed beneath inches of soil, survived the cold and dark. Now, like the wildflowers she loved so much, it was rising, breaking through rough ground to reach for the warmth and sunlight."Can someone ever really recover from trauma? Especially years of abuse and torture. In this "Two Sparrows for a Penny" series, Sara Davison tackles the tough topic of trafficking with caution and hope. She does not gloss the pain that the women would go through in these circumstances. Instead, she presents a story that could be lived out for those who need to move past the horror.This is the story of Rose. Telling too much about the circumstances behind why she has been stuck in this trafficking cycle will give too much of the story away. She is portrayed as a woman who was victimized who can now find her way forward through the support of faith, family and friends. Enough is mentioned about her circumstances that the reader will feel the horror without knowing the details. Sympathy results.Because of the topic, there could be triggers. The story ends with hope but without all of the details wrapped up. Healing takes time. There is plenty of suspense in this title as there is danger involved. Rather than feeling discouraged, I was reminded that we can make a difference in the lives of others.This book is the sequel to "Every Star in the Sky." Characters are connected to both books. I recommend reading that one first, but you could read this as a stand-alone.In the author's note at the end, the author explains more about her faith even in tragedy. A call to action is also provided. While we may not have the ability or resources to rescue others, we can pray and be aware that this happens. Organizations are recommended where readers can get involved.
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