“Sadie is candid, she’s authentic, and she gives readers an inside look at what she’s going through.”

Review by Mary P.

A story where hope is found at all new heights.

Graduate from college. Get married and have children. These have always been checkpoints on Sadie’s map of life. But still single in her thirties, and weary of unmet expectations, she faces a crossroads:

Continue waiting for life to begin? Or rethink what those checkpoints should be?

Determined to find renewed purpose, Sadie deletes her old dating apps, opting instead for a trip to the outdoor adventure store in her small, Colorado town. The plan is simple: find a hobby that offers fresh challenges and experiences. New horizons to be explored. Even if it means facing some of her biggest fears, inside and out.

So begins the first adventure in the all-new chronicles of Sadie McGillis—one woman who strives to redefine what happiness should look like. From Christy-Award winning author, Joanne Bischof, comes a faith-journey of the heart. A novel where friendships are born, life is embraced, and joy is found in unexpected places.

If you are single (or not!) and you’re looking for stories celebrating kindness and giving in friendships, fresh perspectives on life as a single, and rock climbing adventures, you’ve got to meet Sadie McGillis.

Sadie is candid, she’s authentic, and she gives readers an inside look at what she’s going through. Readers get to celebrate with her and see the harder parts of life on one’s own, including finances and loneliness and wanting marriage while knowing it might not come to pass.

And through Sadie’s adventures, we get a deeper understanding of things we might be facing now or in the future. The single life doesn’t have to be a “waiting room.” It can be filled with adventuring, growing, developing skills, and pouring into lasting, enriching friendships.

Bringing food to a suffering friend, befriending fellow climbers, and making decisions to do rewarding, difficult things are all ways in which Sadie demonstrates that truth.

This book is for those who might feel lonely, or left behind, or in an in-between place, but it’s not only for them. I think many of us can take something from this series, regardless of what our lives are like. And I hope Sadie’s story gives you a much-needed boost and encourages you to build up the people around you.

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