Suicide claims a million lives every year. Each one leaves behind six to ten survivors- family friends, shattered and grieving, dealing with catastrophic anger, guilt and despair. Al Hsu learned what it meant to be one fraction of that stark figure when he answered the telephone one ordinary Thursday morning to terrible news. His father had taken his own life. In the following weeks and months Al wrestled with intense emotional and spiritual questions. In this thoughtful and sensitive account of his journey towards healing Al finds no easy answers, but draws deeply on the resources of his Christian faith and the God who offers comfort in grief and hope for the future. ?A very special book which handles the rawness of suicide with honesty and passion and offers a rare insight to the healing journey confronting survivors? Russ Parker
