Broadcasting From Heaven

by David Arduser

In the Spring of 1986, a small, struggling radio station in the Midwest starts receiving interference over the air. As Luke, the station's broadcasting engineer, tries to troubleshoot the static in the control building at the radio tower, he hears a familiar voice come over the airwaves! Luke immediately recognizes the voice he A former DJ at the station, who passed away several years ago—his mother! Eventually, with the help of his fiancé, Lauren, Luke learns when and how to communicate with his mother at the tower, and collectively, they are able to guide several people on a journey towards redemption, and a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. But a powerful thunderstorm knocks out the link between Heaven and Earth, and the station's owner, Walter, is on the road to self-destruction—and he's bringing the radio station down with him! Can Luke help Walter back on the right track and repair the damage to the tower before the station's utter demise?

226 pages, Paperback

Published February 22, 2019

About the author

David Arduser is the author of the Kindled Autumn Series (Kindled Autumn, Burning Winter, Raging Spring, and Scorching Summer), as well as stand-alone novels Broadcasting From Heaven, A.Solution, and SilverForged: Crucible. His books are available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble.

David lives in Iowa with his wife and two children. He is an Industrial Spray Painter at John Deere, where he has worked since 2005.

Reviews

[Sherry Thomas · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love this book . It is a must read!

[P.G.R. G. R. Wright · Rating 5 out of 5]

Brilliant

I recently purchased this book, and I am so pleased that I did. It is a heartwarming story that pulls at your heartstrings. A beautifully crafted story that makes you realise what is precious in life. Well written and would highly recommend.

[Bryan Sissel · Rating 5 out of 5]

Mustread

Awesome book. Compelling and uplifting story. I love how David weaves scripture and the theme of God's redeeming grace into a story that's hats to put down.