Publisher's Synopsis
Sarah loves her unborn baby, even though the pregnancy is the result of a stranger's attack. Her own father blames her for the rape, saying she was "flaunting her charms" and got just what she deserved. For her, abortion is out of the question. But that's what will be required of her when Papa finds out she's with child. She has to run away. But she's only sixteen-has no money, little education, and no job. And no one to turn to. She was born and raised in poverty and was sure she could do no better for her own child. Somehow, she must find the perfect, loving home for her baby. Bravely, Sarah takes off hitchhiking to Dallas, where her search would begin. Rob McKinley-a doctor whose precious wife could not carry a baby to term after ten years of trying-learns of Sarah's predicament. But before the good doctor can even talk to her about it, tragedy strikes, and Sarah finds herself on the back streets of Dallas where she's befriended by a group of homeless teenagers. Not realizing her baby's "perfect" family is searching for her, she places her trust in the wrong person. With a promise of help, she's tricked into captivity. Now, with only a few months to go before the baby arrives, all hope of finding an adoptive home has been yanked from her. Even worse, at delivery she'll be forced into handing her own flesh and blood over to the highest bidder. Only a miracle of God can change the course of Sarah's life. And that of her baby. The Trinity Quilts. Two poignant love stories between the covers of one powerful book.
