Remember Tuesday Morning

A Story of Rediscovery Following Unexpected Loss Featuring a Brooding Hero and a Loyal K9 sidekick

By: Karen Kingsbury

Narrated by: Cassandra Campbell, Hillary Huber, Don Leslie, Stefan Rudnicki

Voiced by multiple narrators, including Cassandra Campbell, the narrator for Gillian Flynn's Dark Places and John Grisham's The Whistler

Remember Tuesday Morning by #1 New York Times bestselling author Karen Kingsbury is a heartfelt story of grief, redemption, and learning to love again--featuring a brooding hero, a loyal K9 partner, and a second chance at faith and hope.

Years after losing his father in the Twin Towers, Alex Brady has built walls around his heart. Once deeply in love, he's now a man consumed by justice, determined to eliminate evil and prevent tragedies like 9/11 from ever happening again. With only his loyal K9 partner, Bo, by his side, Alex devotes himself to fighting crime--until a rash of devastating California wildfires forces him to face the pain he's long buried. When an environmental terrorist group targets a wealthy community, Alex risks everything to stop them. But it's the friendship of Clay and Jamie Michaels--and the gentle persistence of a woman who refuses to give up on him--that may finally help Alex rediscover the faith and love he thought he'd lost forever.

Continue the bestselling 9/11 Series with Remember Tuesday Morning--a powerful story of healing, courage, and the redeeming grace that can rise from ashes.

Excellent Christian novel

A story of holding on to the pain and heartache after 9-11 and learning to let go and let God.

Faith Based Novel

I got this because it was on sale/special. I enjoyed it. If you are not a religious person you might not like this book. It was a good story.

FANTASTIC!!

Truly a wonderful story about God's forgiveness and how ONLY HE can bring healing to a heart filled with pain.

Once again Karen Kingsbury does not disappoint!!

Caught My Interest

Not all of the story rang true for me. As a sheriff's deputy, Alex doesn't seem to get the concept of being part of a paramilitary organization. He bends the rules, believing his choices are better than those of whom he answers to. When involved in an officer shooting, he feels the standard two weeks off with pay is punishment and even an indictment of his actions.

The concept is interesting, One main character has chosen to devote themself to righteous anger for the wrong done to a loved one. The other main character will not move on with life when badly rejected. I did care about these two and how their overwhelming issues might be resolved. But the storyline was uneven, spending far too much time exploring internal dialogue and rationales.

The plot wrapped up a bit too predictably and neatly to feel real. I don't feel it was the author's best work but it mostly held my interest

Awesome a must read Her books are always great

loved it was a great series and definitely a must read Her books are always great