Healing Sands

Sullivan Crisp, Book 3

De: Nancy N. Rue, Stephen Arterburn

Narrado por: Pam Turlow

Where does a person find God when life is spinning out of control?

Ryan Coe feels lost. Her marriage is over, her kids are living with their dad, her God-life is silent, and her patience is practically nonexistent. To top it off, her once exciting job as a photojournalist has been reduced to taking pictures of enchilada festivals and B-level actors.

But when she arrives at the scene of a crime and sees her son’s face through her zoom lens, her world crashes. Her only mission: to find out who really did this and why they framed her.

But before she can help anyone. Ryan’s got to get her anger in check. She turns to Sullivan Crisp’s Healing Choices clinic, but even that doesn’t go according to plan. Quirky and unusual don’t even begin to describe Sully, and Ryan soon realizes he isn’t the quick-fix therapist she was hoping for. Between his unorthodox counseling and a group of women who are the first real friends she’s had in a long time, Ryan begins to realize it’s not control she’s looking for, but something much more powerful.

Inspirational contemporary listen

The third book in the Sullivan Crisp series, but can be enjoyed as a standalone

Book one: Healing Stones

Book two: Healing Waters

Book three: Healing Sands

©2009 Nancy N. Rue and Stephen Arterburn (P)2019 Thomas Nelson

Wonderful insight into Anger

I really didn’t think I was going to like this book, because I don’t see myself as a person with anger problems… But my husband is and I wanted to try to understand him. Even though the main character with the anger problems was a woman, the principles are the same. And I was able to see some ways that I react in anger and understand why that happens. Not only is it a great novel with a good storyline, you learn so much about yourself and how to interact with others Who need healing.