It was self-aware and suggested that our hero, Jack Peterson, was going to demonstrate personal growth and a sense of humor throughout the story, which is always compelling.Īlas, while he makes a few personal strides (considering the book touches on events from his childhood, young adulthood, and adulthood) and finds a sense of peace with a sibling, the changes he experiences have less to do with him growing and more to do with him simply meeting his true love, Meg, which I found somewhat anticlimactic.
Julianne MacLean’s The Color of a Promise begins with a promising first line: “It’s kind of embarrassing to come back from the dead and still not get it.” Having no idea about the story or its series, I was charmed by that first sentence.
Soon, they realize that the truth behind the crash-and the mystery of their connection-can only be discovered through the strength of the human spirit, the timeless bonds of family, and the gift of second chances. When she arrives in the picturesque seaside community of Cape Elizabeth to investigate a massive airline disaster, she meets the famous and charismatic Jack Peterson, who has his own personal fascination with plane crashes.Īs the investigation intensifies, Meg and Jack feel a powerful, inexplicable connection to each other. Now, a decade later, she is a respected airline crash investigator, passionate about her work, to the point of obsession. Meg Andrews grew up with a fear of flying, but when it meant she wouldn’t be able to visit her boyfriend on the opposite side of the country, she confronted her fear head-on and earned her pilot’s license.
He has no idea that his life is about to take another astonishing turn… But when a giant commercial airliner explodes in the sky over his summer house in Cape Elizabeth, all hell breaks loose as the wreckage crashes to the ground. Now, wealthy and successful beyond his wildest dreams, Jack believes he has finally found where he is meant to be. When a roadside bomb forces him to return home to recover from his wounds, he quickly becomes the most celebrated journalist on television, and is awarded his own prime time news program. to become a foreign correspondent in the Middle East. Having spent a lifetime in competition with his older brother Aaron-who always seemed to get the girl-Jack Peterson leaves the U.S. From USA Today bestselling author Julianne MacLean comes the next instalment in her popular Color of Heaven Series, where people are affected by real life magic and miracles that change everything they once believed about life and love.
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