Review of "The Scarlet Thread" by Francine Anderson

Sierra Madrid has spent much of her life getting her way.  When her husband Alex has the job opportunity of a lifetime (that he has been dreaming about for years) he jumps on it - and then informs her of  his decision, even though the transition requires them to move.  She is not consulted, she is brokenhearted - and she spends the next few years being angry.  And we are off on the journey of a marriage with communication gone seriously wrong.

I'm celebrating my 15th anniversary today.  It has not always been easy; it's not always been hard, either.  :)  But I know from experience, the miscommunications people have in marriage can really lead to major heartache, and Sierra and Alex's story is a perfect example of this.  Francine Rivers writes a moving tale of heartbreak and ultimately renewal that is not only a great read, but a lesson everyone can learn from.

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