Three women - grappling with fears, doubts and resentment - come together in a remote area of Wyoming along a path of healing, reconciliation, tragedy and joy as the story of TURQUOISE SKY unfolds in this inspiring novel of courage and faith. Ellie is angry and frustrated by Luke's decision to move the family to Wyoming. Her resistance eventually softens as God's plan for High Hope Shelter unfolds and touches her heart, but can she do what is required of her? When Joyce is widowed by a car accident, she is left with no place to go except a remote cabin far away in Wyoming. The disappearance of her run-away son a few years earlier left her deeply wounded. She questions her right to ever be happy again. Her journey to Wyoming and her ultimate healing are paved with people pointing the way to God's love for her. Growing up half Native American, Susan struggled in a multicultural world. Her desire to help bring wholeness to troubled Native American youths of Wyoming gives birth to her dream of a shelter. Her struggles and victories are shared with Ellie and Joyce as their paths intersect. Their different backgrounds occasionally cause disagreements, but soon prove valuable in understanding the various roles in which they find themselves. The support and strength of the men in their lives display God's love and grace as the shelter comes into reality. Their hard work, prayers, and mutual belief in a God of miracles form bonds that will last a lifetime. When tragedy strikes, new relationships are formed and greater restoration begins, as God's purpose for diversity is affirmed. God leads them through grief into comfort, healing and encouragement through a network of family, volunteers and friends. Ellie proves to be the person who holds the group together during the crisis that rocks their dreams. She soon realizes she is indeed able to step into the role God has prepared for her. Another young woman, Janet, becomes the last link in the circle of love as she takes over the work her adopted mother started 15 years before. The message of the shelter - hope, forgiveness, and reconciliation - is tested when Janet's natural parents desire to reconnect with their daughter. High Hope Shelter is the answer to the pain and struggles, not only of the young people who enter the program, but also of those who work and volunteer at the shelter. Answers to many questions come to light, leaving the community stunned, but the purpose for the shelter remains intact as relationships are reconciled and people are introduced to a loving God.