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Hannah and Beau Rockport first met in the church nursery at Community Fellowship. Ever since, they have faced many of life's ups and downs at each other's side. Nothing, however, compares to the pain of infertility. After Hannah's sixth miscarriage, they decide to adopt.
When seven-year-old Lily arrives, full of hurt and distrust, Hannah finds herself on the most difficult journey of her life. Her love and faith are challenged, including her feelings for Beau. As she wrestles with what it really means to love, she thinks back on how she fell in love with her husband in the first place. Is this new chapter in their lives more than their marriage can weather? Or was God preparing them for this season all along?
When seven-year-old Lily arrives, full of hurt and distrust, Hannah finds herself on the most difficult journey of her life. Her love and faith are challenged, including her feelings for Beau. As she wrestles with what it really means to love, she thinks back on how she fell in love with her husband in the first place. Is this new chapter in their lives more than their marriage can weather? Or was God preparing them for this season all along?
See what people are saying about Here in the Middle:
Jennifer Juveth
5.0 out of 5 stars A beautiful story about adoption
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2023
Melanie Tillman has once again succeeded in writing a Christian romance novel that breaks out of the box of Christian romance novels. In Here in the Middle she explores themes of pregnancy loss, longing for children, foster care, and adoption with grace and honesty. She has done her research and I really feel like I stepped into that world for a little bit. I also really enjoy the flashbacks of Hannah and Beau's childhood and teen years. All in all, another great read!
Kelly Preston
5.0 out of 5 stars Insightful and encouraging
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2023
As an adoptive mom, I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book that highlighted both the mountaintops and valleys associated with adoption. The author provides insight on the vast array of emotions that often occur with adoption. In addition, the author encourages the reader to widen his/her views on adoption AND how God adopts us as His children. Five stars!
Book Two:
In the Anderson family, Kate is known as the "good daughter." In the Barrett family, Josiah is known as the "good son." With their younger siblings causing their parents such heartbreak, the last thing either of them wants to do is let everyone down. And if that means keeping secrets, they will. After all the whole church - the whole town - is watching. As the years pass, Kate and Josiah become closer, and the secrets become heavier. Will it all eventually tear them apart? The second book in the Front Row Series!
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Book One: What Hindered Love
What Hindered Love
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Former foster kid Chloe Wren had never been to church a day in her life until she stepped through the door of Community Fellowship at the age of eighteen. She quickly becomes entangled in the complex world of a pastor's family through her relationship with Micah Barrett, the troubled younger son of the church's pastor. Six years later, her relationship with both Micah and the church have been broken seemingly beyond repair. Yet the son she and Micah share has a childlike faith that just might be the key to redemption for them all.
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