Book Review: An Anchor on Heart

McKenna Nichols is a situation she never could have imagined. After having an autistic daughter, her husband can’t handle this difficulty thrown into their “happily ever after” and goes away for work indefinitely. The checks still come and they are still married, but she hasn’t seen or heard from her husband is two years. Enter Rudy Taylor, who naturally has the ability to love her daughter like she had always hoped her husband would.

An Anchor on her Heart pulls no punches and asks difficult questions. McKenna is married, a fact that both her and Rudy are honoring. And Rudy is in the unique situation to have the opportunity to try to convince her husband to come home to his wife and daughter. And that all does not play out how you would imagine.

What do we anchor our lives on? When everything else is swept away you are forced to ask that question and ask it honestly of yourself and this book focuses on that theme.

Note: I received this book as an advance pre-reader copy.