House on Sand

By Debby Handman

Ellie Gold believed her husband's affair meant her life was over, but sometimes the road to true love leads through the heart of the storm.

WHAT AMAZON READERS ARE SAYING

"honest, raw, and powerful..."
"sticks with you and makes you appreciate friendship, family, and faith."
"love, love, LOVE!!!"
"I laughed, I cried, and was reminded of the hope that faith provides"
"A thought provoking message of what people are capable of--both the good and bad."
"Reads like a suspense thriller."
"Ellie's journey is a page turner."
"I was drawn in from the first sentence."
"Completely captures the pain, guilt, healing, and joy of the journey through infidelity."
"I recommend House on Sand for all who have suffered through divorce or the loss of a partner."
"Nailed the feelings of betrayal and the redemptive power of leaning on God."

ABOUT HOUSE ON SANDEllie Gold did not know her house was built on sand until the storm arrived.

The rhythm of family life has lulled Ellie Gold into a sense of false security, allowing her to ignore the tremors beneath the surface of her marriage. When Davis, her husband of fifteen years and the pastor of South Hills Church confesses his affair with her nineteen-year-old niece, Mariah, he is not motivated by repentance. He needs Ellie to manage his out of control, emotionally unstable mistress because she now threatens suicide. Ellie, summoned by a sense of Christian duty, stands on the pedestrian bridge and begs Mariah not to jump into the frigid water below. "He never loved you!" Her niece's words echo in her ear on automatic replay. Maybe she should just let her jump? In her moment of deepest humiliation, Ellie cannot help but wonder, where is God now? Like a sparrow struck by lightning, Ellie Gold falls from the sky. Only through the promise of new love with her neighbor Levi and a growing friendship with a sisterhood of prayer warriors will Ellie find her way back on the road to recovery.

Praise for House on Sand

House on Sand taps emotions every woman can relate to feeling--heartbreak, questioning God with "Why me?", and the deep joy of a circle of genuine, faithful friends while teaching us to apply a depth of love that enables forgiveness.
-Kate Bowers Educator, Speaker and Author of Publicly Schooled

In House on Sand, Debby Handman courageously tackles the issue of infidelity and the deep hurt, betrayal, and trial of faith that ensues. Handman shows us, through her courageous heroine, Ellie, that no matter what trials we face, God brings hope and healing--often in unexpected ways. The cast of characters in this heartfelt story will remind you of the importance of friendship, prayer, and beautiful second chances.
-Melanie Campbell, Author of One Woman Falling and Winner of the 2020 Cascade Award

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0578958295
• ISBN13: 9780578958293
• Release Date: July 2021
• Publisher: Julius Glenn Publishing
• Length: 312 Pages
• Weight: 1.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 9.0"