Until We All Find Home

Finding Home, Book 1

De: Heather Wood

Narrado por: Jeff Johnson

Chicago, 1861 After years of painful separation, Justin Young finally locates his orphaned siblings—on opposite sides of the Civil War. Setting aside his budding romance, he brings his widowed sister and younger brothers home to Chicago, determined that the ties of the same blood are strong enough to bring them together despite the secrets they each carry from their pasts.

But faced with his inadequacies as a provider and leader, Justin discovers that real love is the hard work of granting grace and second chances to imperfect, hurting people with whom he has nothing in common. In the end, the Youngs discover that when they come home to God, He gives them the courage, freedom and grace to come home to the people they’ve come to love.

In this emotional story filled with humor and thoughtful faith, Yankee siblings come head-to-head with Confederate ones, Christian siblings with atheists, educated siblings with those raised on the street, and extroverted siblings with introverts. Set in Civil War Chicago, with its labor strikes and the Camp Douglas prison camp, you’ll find characters you’ve come to love and won't soon forget.

©2019 Heather Wood (P)2025 Heather Wood

Marvelous

This was a marvelous Christian historical novel that took place during the American civil war. The characters were portrayed very well… with both believable strengths and weaknesses, and the lifestyles that were in this book were appropriate to the era. Some of the words used were modern, but the meaning was clear, and the message was always present. Some of the Christian themes were touted a bit strongly, but overall the effect was uplifting, morally clean, and family friendly. I like this author and can trust that her books are always entertaining, uplifting, and engaging.

Bad language

I thought this was a Christian fiction book. I did not appreciate the bad language. Story line was so so.