Out of Hiding

by Catherine Farnes

While on a missionary trip to Mexico, Ashton encounters fear, doubt, and danger, but the most difficult to deal with is the painful memory of her brother's death.

Genres: Christian, Fiction

Paperback

First published January 1, 2000

Reviews

[Stephanie · Rating 5 out of 5]

The third book in the series, this is actually my favorite of Mrs. Farnes' books. I distinctly remember secluding myself away as a teen on Christmas day after receiving this book for Christmas because I could not put it down. Re-reading it as an adult, it's still tempting to start over and read it yet again, but more slowly this time, to better catch the spiritual questions and struggles woven throughout this story, now that I'm reminded of the plot and conclusion.

This story touches on some often ignored areas of the Christian life. Simply not thinking about the hard things of life and moving on doesn't result in healing, as the main character discovers. This author portrays a view of God's sovereignty that's unusual in BJU Press publications. She's clearly acquainted with grief.

[Macy Lee · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have loved every one of Catherine Farnes's books that I've read! Her writing style is very unique and pulls you into the story and into the feelings and lives of the characters. As an author myself, I have gained a lot from reading her books. They have changed the way I look at writing.