One Tuesday Morning / Beyond Tuesday Morning (9/11, #1-2)
byKaren Kingsbury (Goodreads Author)
As usual, Karen Kingsbury has written more stories that reinstate my faith and allow me to see just how a horrible tragedy like 9/11 can turn into a beautiful love story- both personal and with God.
In One Tuesday Morning, Karen shares the horrible tragedy of the World Trade Center collapsing and the aftermath of the heroes and the families that were directly involved in it. As Luke Bryan and fellow firefighters are called to rush into the worst scene in their careers, Eric Michaels goes to work in the World Trade Center, his job being more important to him than his family. After the planes hit the tower, Eric decides that he must leave without the approval of his boss and a chance passing in the stairwell with Luke Bryan, who looks like Eric, will be a pivotal moment in his life.
Can a firefighter that loses his life in the Trade Center truly chance Eric's life for the better and make him appreciate his family more than he ever has? Can Eric Michaels race down the stairwell at the last minute as the tower is collapsing have an effect on Luke's wife, Jamie, that he has never met before?
In Beyond Tuesday Morning, Karen pieces together the lives of those characters in the first story to have even a deeper meaning and bond. Following a time of deep peace and hurt, Jamie Bryan is learning to live without her husband, Luke. As she takes a ferry ride, she is harassed by a trio of young men, that are up to no good, but she is helped by two strangers- both detectives in town for training. What is it about Clay that fills her soul with a feeling that she has reserved for so many years for Luke?
Will this tenacious man be a new beginning for her and her daughter or is he simply going to bring more grief into her life and make her face a past that she has set aside to never face again.
In One Tuesday Morning, Karen shares the horrible tragedy of the World Trade Center collapsing and the aftermath of the heroes and the families that were directly involved in it. As Luke Bryan and fellow firefighters are called to rush into the worst scene in their careers, Eric Michaels goes to work in the World Trade Center, his job being more important to him than his family. After the planes hit the tower, Eric decides that he must leave without the approval of his boss and a chance passing in the stairwell with Luke Bryan, who looks like Eric, will be a pivotal moment in his life.
Can a firefighter that loses his life in the Trade Center truly chance Eric's life for the better and make him appreciate his family more than he ever has? Can Eric Michaels race down the stairwell at the last minute as the tower is collapsing have an effect on Luke's wife, Jamie, that he has never met before?
In Beyond Tuesday Morning, Karen pieces together the lives of those characters in the first story to have even a deeper meaning and bond. Following a time of deep peace and hurt, Jamie Bryan is learning to live without her husband, Luke. As she takes a ferry ride, she is harassed by a trio of young men, that are up to no good, but she is helped by two strangers- both detectives in town for training. What is it about Clay that fills her soul with a feeling that she has reserved for so many years for Luke?
Will this tenacious man be a new beginning for her and her daughter or is he simply going to bring more grief into her life and make her face a past that she has set aside to never face again.
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