What
Once Was Lost, A Novel by Kim Vogel Sawyer
I
was a bit distracted with my doctoral program, but now that graduation is behind
me it is time to get back to reading for pleasure. What Once Was Lost sat on the shelf for a
while, but it was worth waiting for. The
story is that of a young woman who feels she knows her purpose in life. After all, she is carrying on the work of her
parents before her. That of caring for
the poor without much hope – giving them a home and love in the Brambleville
Asylum for the Poor.
Events
occur that cause her to question why she is being tested when all she wants to
do is help others. She finds an ally in
a loner who runs the local mill. He
helps her care for young Tommy who is blind by taking him in when the house is
lost to a fire. Their story is one of
finding themselves by way of their pasts.
A
great book – highly recommended.
Read
an excerpt from the book: http://waterbrookmultnomah.com/sneak-peek-what-once-was-lost-by-kim-vogel-sawyer/
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