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An airplane plunges into an icy river with no loss of life: the Miracle on the Hudson. Then, life after the landing puts three families on another crash course...with their own fragile humanity. Airplane passenger Deborah DeWitt-Goldman knows her survival means one last chance to start the family she so badly desires--no matter the cost to her marriage. Preacher's wife Brett Stevens witnesses the event from a ferry, burdened by a secret that could destroy her family. And while twelve-year-old Robby Palmer's desperate parents struggle to reach through the fog of his autism, the boy discovers a…mehr

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An airplane plunges into an icy river with no loss of life: the Miracle on the Hudson. Then, life after the landing puts three families on another crash course...with their own fragile humanity. Airplane passenger Deborah DeWitt-Goldman knows her survival means one last chance to start the family she so badly desires--no matter the cost to her marriage. Preacher's wife Brett Stevens witnesses the event from a ferry, burdened by a secret that could destroy her family. And while twelve-year-old Robby Palmer's desperate parents struggle to reach through the fog of his autism, the boy discovers a deep connection to the birds responsible for the crash. Now, all of them must navigate the crosscurrents of the consequences of their decisions...and when their paths collide a second time, another miracle just might happen. Award-winning author Cari Noga's Sparrow Migrations is an inspiring, heartfelt look at the crucible of crisis and the power of human connection. Revised edition: This edition of Sparrow Migrations includes editorial revisions.
Autorenporträt
Award-winning author Cari Noga has been a professional journalist for twenty years. She is the author of Road Biking Michigan, a nonfiction book, as well as essays in Chicken Soup for the Wine Lover's Soul. Sparrow Migrations--a semifinalist in the 2011 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award contest--is her first full-length work of fiction. She is also the author of "Plover Pilgrimage," a short story that serves as a companion to Sparrow Migrations. The mother of a child with autism, she lives in northern Michigan with her family.