As the Heavens Are Higher: On Sale Today
Good morning, everyone! And Happy Valentine’s Day. I’d like to say I looked ahead and noted on my schedule that the second Monday in February was the 14th . . . and sweetly decided to put As the Heavens Are Higher on sale as a special Valentine’s gift just for you . . .
Unfortunately, I wasn’t quite that co-ordinated!
However, by a happy co-incidence—or maybe because one of you just needs a little reminder that you are precious and loved today—my February e-book sale did land on the 14th, and I have a special sale to offer you today.
As the Heavens Are Higher: E-book Sale
As the Heavens Are Higher (Kindle edition) is on sale today for just $0.99 USD.
For those of you who like little-known stats, that means that you are getting As the Heavens Are Higher at a price equivalent to our Good Friday/Cyber Monday deals—with the added feature of no turkey dinner on your mind before the sale opens.
This is a one-day offer, so if you don’t have a Kindle copy of As the Heavens Are Higher and you want to grab one for $0.99, today is your chance!
As the Heavens Are Higher
by Courtenay Burden
“For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways, and my thoughts than your thoughts.” – Isaiah 55:9
Adelaide Westall had always believed that God’s ways were higher than earthly ways. She had just always imagined that God’s plan and her plan would have some similarities. A family of penniless orphans facing a hopeless future in a factory city—a heartbroken noblewoman shut up inside a forbidding fortress of grief and reserve—and a mysterious painting of a calm-faced pilgrim were all destined to challenge Adelaide’s faith in unexpected ways. Only God could orchestrate a plan high enough to reach them all.
Set amongst the rolling hills of the English border country, this story of Victorian life is a poignant reminder that we serve a God who brings light out of darkness, who works good out of evil, whose ways are higher than our ways—as the heavens are higher than the earth.
A Bit of Trivia
February 14th happens to fall in a significant chapter of As the Heavens Are Higher. February 14th, 1854 happened to be a Tuesday—the Tuesday of the middle week of February, to be exact.
The storm in Chapter 25 that kept Adelaide and her mother at Highbank Castle took place “one afternoon, toward the middle of February.” Exactly which day of the week was it? That is something the author, even after revised timeline notes, can’t confirm. Sometimes a narrative likes to be vague!
But whichever day it was, “this day in history” certainly fell somewhere in Chapter 25 or 26, which span from late January to mid February, 1854.
How to Get Your Copy of As the Heavens Are Higher
To order a Kindle e-copy of As the Heavens Are Higher for $0.99, just click the link below. If you prefer a paperback, you can order that (full price) in the same place.
Enjoy!
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