Lee P. (copiousreader) reviewed on 12/28/2013

Helpful Score: 1

This story grabs you and pulls you in. It flows almost in the same speed as the farm equipment that pulled Trevor into it's claws and tried to kill him. It's written like you are standing right there beside Trevor's dad, watching firsthand. You can smell the hay and hear the heartbeats of all involved. It's a story of faith and courage and God's wonderful hand. It's a book worth picking up and one you won't want to put down.

FROM BACK COVER: On a cold winter morning on eight-year-old Trevor;s family's Pennsylvania farm, Trevor made one false step inside a harvester wagon. His bulky winter jacket was snagged in the machinery and he was pulled through spiked bars that should have killed him instantly.

Both legs seemingly were mangled beyond repair-one even was slated for immediate amputation. A spike missed his heart by less than an inch, and another gouged a deep gash in his head. His father found him slumped lifeless over the spiked bars. Within this book you will meet an earthly father who refused to give up. Most of all, you will meet a heavenly Father who hears and answers prayer.

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