âI'm flying back home a wounded man. I didn't lose a limb and didn't lose my life. I have no scars anybody can see. But I carry bags and bags of hurt and sorrow. I don't know where I'm going to be able to store themâ (Darren).
Often the life experiences of real people make the most moving stories, and that is certainly the case with Darren and Heather. Indivisible is a story that is powerful, thought provoking, compelling, and inspirational. Travis Thrasher has done a wonderful job creating a novelization from the screenplay in such a way that both versions stand strong.
Darren and Heather loved God, loved each other, and believed the way they chose to serve was God's calling. Darren âwanted to bring faith and confidence in Christ into a place of war,â while Heather became sole caregiver to their three children and ministered to military wives and families. I thought these words spoken to Darren were so true: âDeployments strengthen strong marriages and weaken weak ones.â Both Darren and Heather had a difficult physical and emotional journey during his 15-month deployment, but neither could fully comprehend the impact of that life on the other.
Thrasher realistically conveys the physical and emotional impact of the war, both on the front and at home, and shows the bonds of friendship through secondary characters. Darren's journal entries are eye opening.
Indivisible is, at its heart, a story of commitment, hope, and love. Darren and Heather face struggles that all can relate to, in having a strong love and faith tested through life's hardships and tragedies. This promises to be a powerful movie that I'm eager to see. Highly recommended.
I received a copy of this book through Celebrate Lit. The opinions expressed in this review are entirely my own.
Often the life experiences of real people make the most moving stories, and that is certainly the case with Darren and Heather. Indivisible is a story that is powerful, thought provoking, compelling, and inspirational. Travis Thrasher has done a wonderful job creating a novelization from the screenplay in such a way that both versions stand strong.
Darren and Heather loved God, loved each other, and believed the way they chose to serve was God's calling. Darren âwanted to bring faith and confidence in Christ into a place of war,â while Heather became sole caregiver to their three children and ministered to military wives and families. I thought these words spoken to Darren were so true: âDeployments strengthen strong marriages and weaken weak ones.â Both Darren and Heather had a difficult physical and emotional journey during his 15-month deployment, but neither could fully comprehend the impact of that life on the other.
Thrasher realistically conveys the physical and emotional impact of the war, both on the front and at home, and shows the bonds of friendship through secondary characters. Darren's journal entries are eye opening.
Indivisible is, at its heart, a story of commitment, hope, and love. Darren and Heather face struggles that all can relate to, in having a strong love and faith tested through life's hardships and tragedies. This promises to be a powerful movie that I'm eager to see. Highly recommended.
I received a copy of this book through Celebrate Lit. The opinions expressed in this review are entirely my own.
