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    Bridge to a Distant Star
    Bridge to a Distant Star
    Bridge to a Distant Star
    Audiobook10 hours

    Bridge to a Distant Star

    Written by Carolyn Williford

    Narrated by Tavia Gilbert

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    About this audiobook

    As a storm rages in the night, unwary drivers venture onto Tampa Bay's most renowned bridge. No one sees the danger ahead. No one notices the jagged gap hidden by the darkness and rain. When the bridge collapses, vehicles careen into the churning waters below. In that one catastrophic moment, three powerful stories converge: family ravaged by their child's heartbreaking news, a marriage threatened by its own facade, and a college student burdened by self doubt. As each story unfolds, the characters move steadily close to that fateful moment on the bridge. Searching for grace, they face the storms of their lives that loom as large as the one waiting above the bay. When these characters come together in Carolyn Williford's gripping story, they collide with the transforming call of Christ-Deny yourself, take up your cross, and follow me.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChristianAudio.com
    Release dateJun 1, 2011
    ISBN9781610451338
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