Saving Hannah

by G.G. Fisher

The decision to bring life into this world, or kill an innocent being, lies in the hands of Nina and Hayden Stone.

Nina struggles with her conscience and tries to find strength in her faith. Matters become worse when deeply buried family secrets begin to surface. She is unsure whether she can be the mother her unborn baby needs her to be.

Meanwhile, her husband Hayden unintentionally ends up in the grips of a seductress.

Can he step up and be the man Nina so desperately needs him to be?

284 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2013

About the author

I am a freelance writer residing in the Western Cape. During my pregnancy, I learned there was a strong possibility that my daughter could be born with Down's syndrome. Becoming a mother re-ignited me with new-found inspiration to pursue my dream of becoming an author. Using my experiences, I hope to touch the hearts of parents who often go through so many trials and tribulations in solitude silence.

Reviews

[Hannah Cabrera · Rating 4 out of 5]

Nicely developed characters and storyline

Saving Hannah is a story from many different perspectives, but mainly Nina and Hayden, a married couple who are expecting a baby. The characters are well-developed and realistic and I loved how the Bible verses at the head of some chapters played into the story.

[Abigail · Rating 3 out of 5]

Saving Hannah is engaging with likeable characters and just the right amount of intrigue. If you like Christian fiction, this is the book for you.

[Aurelia Hulls · Rating 5 out of 5]

Saving Hannah is a powerful portrayal of a woman at a crossroads, torn between guilt, love, faith, and fear. What makes this book stand out is how Fisher skillfully balances both Nina’s and Hayden’s perspectives without villainizing either of them. The narrative takes its time revealing the secrets that shape their decisions, and as it does, the emotional stakes grow. The pacing is steady, the themes are complex, and the story doesn't offer cheap resolutions. It’s deeply reflective, especially for readers interested in the intersection of personal struggle and spiritual growth. A sincere and thought-provoking read.

[Elsabé Welman · Rating 4 out of 5]

This story drew me in from the very beginning and kept me captivated throughout. A gripping tale of an unborn child who helped adults confront their personal struggles with self-reflection, unconditional love, forgiveness, and transformation. Congratulations to the author for crafting such a powerful narrative that truly engages the reader.