Donna Harrison

Sarah Finding a Home Donna Harrison

At 10 years old, Sarah Weston was brighter beyond her years and looked forward to dying more than most because it would mean no more pain. After the death of her parents when she was seven years old, she already experienced abuse and cruelty from her foster families. But the Quinns almost ended her life if she was not saved by her step-brother Marcus who was also abused by his parents, including his two little sisters. While Sarah was in comatose, Marcus and his sisters found a home filled with unconditional love in their new foster parents?where they come to know God. In this book, readers can witness how Sarah recovers from her comatose state, becomes stronger by the traumatic experience, finds a new home, feels warmth of a family, and uncovers God?s plans for her life and submits herself to it to become what she should be.