Review: Indivisble - Travis Thrasher


Indivisible

Review: Indivisible - Travis Thrasher - October 2018
Based on a true story of a couple finding themselves and coming back to a place of love and compassion and happiness after a tragic moment in their relationship. There is also a movie based on this story. Indivisible starts with a Christian family named the Turners. Darren Turner is a minister and the family is all for serving God before Heather got pregnant and had her family she had wanted to become a missionary and serve. A news report features President George Bush talking about the war and terrorism in Iraq and the beginning of Osama Bin Laden and the Al-Qaeda. They are asking Americans to sign up and join the army and the fight to save the regular people from danger. Darren sees this as his calling and so the Turner family moved to an Army base where Darren signs up as an Army Chaplain. Within the next few months, Darren learns that he is being sent overseas with a troop for fifteen months. The family prepare and tears are shed. For the first three-six months Darren and Heather keep in good spirits and contact but then things start to get strained as overseas Darren is being hit every day by death of both American troops and innocent civilians - children and adults. He is losing friends and having to preside over the funerals of them all is getting to him. His communication with his family begins to slack and become short and sharp when he does get a chance. When Darren returns home from the war, he is a different person and not the same loving and caring husband and father he used to be. Even his children are afraid of him. Can Darren and Heather repair their marriage and their family? Will Darren be able to move on from what he experienced and let Heather into his heart again or was is the man he was before the war disappeared for good?
Find out in this emotional, inspiring and powerful read by Travis Thrasher "Indivisible". After finishing this book and feeling like I did afterward, I am now interested in watching the movie.



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