Debut author Adams experienced two of the worst horrors that a person can face: the losses of a spouse and a child. ? he also relates what he considers ?minor miracles? ? ways in which his Christian faith was reaffirmed in small, quotidian, but marvelous ways. However, the story?s power doesn?t hinge at all on such persuasiveness [ of miracles ], but rather on the author?s graceful grappling with heartache. Readers who?ve suffered similar tragedies will find particular beauty in this love letter to relatives gone too soon ? An endearing but anguished account of grief, faith and remembrance. Kirkus Indie, Kirkus Media LLC indie@kirkusreviews.com This is a story about life. This is a story about love and marriage. This is a story about death. This is a story about life after death including miraculous signs and miracles being revealed here for the very first time. This is a story about a mother and wife who goes to Heaven too soon and comes back to say goodbye. Author Adams states, ?You have to believe in a miracle in order to receive a miracle.? And so he did. This is a true story.