Life as Daniel's Place

by Alice J. Wisler

FBT review:

Are you searching for an inspiring indie book to add to your reading list? Look no further than Life as Daniel's Place by Alice J. Wisler. This heartfelt and transformative memoir will captivate you from the first page. Alice, a grieving mother, initially wants to escape the cemetery where her young son lies. However, through a series of beautiful and uplifting experiences, she finds solace and renewal at "Daniel's Place."

In Life as Daniel's Place, you'll witness Alice's journey from fear and doubt to a newfound faith and confidence. Her reflections will touch your heart and remind you of the power of faith in times of trauma and uncertainty. This book is a perfect choice for readers seeking an inspirational and thought-provoking read.

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Publisher Description:

At first, Alice wants to run from the cemetery because it symbolizes that Daniel, her four-year-old son, is gone. Being at the grave fills her with shame, guilt, and doubt. Gradually, thanks to geese, picnics, helium balloons, and epitaphs, the cemetery, named Daniel’s Place by Alice’s family, becomes a haven of discovery and beauty. Life at Daniel’s Place is the story of a mother’s heart transformed from fear to certainty and confidence. Alice’s reflections remind us that even in trauma, a renewed faith in God is possible and welcomed.