On the Wings of the Wind

Reviews

Libraries Alive: National Church Library Association: Rating: 4 (Highly Recommended)

“This is the story of Patricia Eytcheson Taylor’s life. It tells of her love for her husband John and how their lives changed each time they moved to another spot in the country. The Holy Spirit was always with them. But when tragedy struck and John was killed, it was almost impossible for Patricia to go on. She wallowed in grief and self-pity. Somewhere in her grief, she had lost her closeness to God, which she desperately needed back. As her heart began to open to God, a new joy came into her life. He was an Army Chaplain named James Taylor. They were married and shortly after they were sent on his last military assignment to the other side of the world. It is a book many people can relate to about lost love and new love found. It is a story for all on the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives.”

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The Midwest Book Review (Highly recommended)
Library Bookwatch: October 2008

“While sometimes horrible things come out of nowhere, greatness can as well. On the Wings of the Wind: A Journey to Faith tells of a grandmother who finds herself married once more to a military chaplain, who follows him abroad. Encouraging readers to embrace God and appreciate the joy that goes into their lives, it’s an intriguing and inspiring book. Patricia’s journey will prove moving to many readers, making On the Wings of the Wind high recommended to Christian readers everywhere.”

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“ON THE WINGS OF THE WIND is Patricia’s story of life, heartache and ultimate faith that God is in control. Along the way, she learns the value of family, of the military and of listening to the voice of God.

An interesting story, high in Scriptural context, and personal anecdotes.”

Reviewer Carolyn Scheidies, Author’s Choice Reviews

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“This book reads like a novel. You hardly want to put it down. … There are many lessons of faith to be learned from this book.” 5 Stars

Jennifer Roland at Amazon.com