Moonlight Shadows on the Winter Snow

From the ages of six to sixteen, Sarah Rose Kairn was sexually molested by her father, often prompting suicidal thoughts as she got older. As a grown adult, she became a nurse, married, and had a child. To the outside world, she seemed normal and secure. Inside, holding onto the secrets of her childhood, she was depressed and angry, frightened and ashamed. At the age of thirty-eight, on a cold, gray, Boston winter day, Sarah determined to kill herself, pausing for a moment beforehand to pray. And in that moment came a vision that would change Sarah's life, starting her on a remarkable journey of healing and rediscovery. Moonlight Shadows on the Winter Snow is the true story of that journey. Moving and gripping, Sarah's story is a story of hope, faith, and miracles.

Sarah Rose Kairn grew up in an affluent Connecticut neighborhood, the daughter of a successful construction engineer and well-respected, churchgoing pillar of the community. By all appearances, hers was the ideal American family. But a terrible secret lay within. Moonlight Shadows on the Winter Snow is Sarah's true account of her father's sexual molestation and her journey of healing.