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Place of Refuge Paperback
Place of Refuge Paperback
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She knew she was meant to be a mom. Her body disagreed. Will Heaven send a baby to a family full of love to give?
Knoxville, 2007. Dyanna Jo Baskin couldn’t wait to bring a child into the world. So with a wonderful husband and loving stepdaughter by her side, she’s thrilled when she becomes pregnant after three years of trying. But just as the expectant mother begins reimagining their lives, she suffers a devastating miscarriage.
Praying for God’s guidance while navigating her grief, Dyanna Jo and her spouse research foster care and adoption. But when several babies come and go so swiftly from their home, she wonders if the Lord wants their tribe to stay just the way it is.
Will Dyanna Jo’s prayers for a permanent addition be answered?
Place of Refuge is the first book in the heartwarming Baskin Family Foster Journal Christian fiction series. If you like characters with strong faith, eye-opening looks at adopting, and trusting God’s plan, then you’ll adore Daniel Bishop’s uplifting read.
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This is a really good book and perspective on life after a miscarriage, being Foster Parents and eventually Adopting a baby. Based on a real-life perspective and experience. Kudos to the author!
This book provides good insight into what it's like to have a miscarriage and then recover from that with God's help and find another way to have a baby by adopting one. I enjoyed reading about the challenges and ups and downs of being foster parents and how much commitment and selflessness is required. The characters are interesting and the author provides a good amount of humor to balance the serious aspects of the book. I highly recommend this book.
This is a really good book and perspective on life after a miscarriage, being Foster Parents and eventually Adopting a baby. Based on a real-life perspective and experience. Kudos to the author!
This book provides good insight into what it's like to have a miscarriage and then recover from that with God's help and find another way to have a baby by adopting one. I enjoyed reading about the challenges and ups and downs of being foster parents and how much commitment and selflessness is required. The characters are interesting and the author provides a good amount of humor to balance the serious aspects of the book. I highly recommend this book.