Tremors of Doubt (Paperback)

from Harley0326

There have been many times I have wondered what I have done with my life. I had all these dreams but they never happened. Callie begins to ask herself these same questions. I really like Callie and her big heart . I was impressed with her living in Haiti and helping people there. As a Mennonite, ...

from ladyansel

The more I read of this wonderfully moving story, Tremors of Doubt, I kept thinking to myself that either Lael Harrelson was Callie, or was very close to someone who was. So my journey began to find out more about Lael Harrelson. Low and behold she lived much of Callie's life, spending her teen y...

from alekee

The title of this book is really so appropriate, and becomes more so as the book continues. A read that is going to have you page-turning, as it is that good, and does bring realizations to you, and we walk in Callie's shoes as she goes about her daily life, whether we are in Colorado or Haiti, w...

from Virginia51

This book made me laugh and cry a bit in places. This was a little different book on Mennonites because it takes place mainly in Haiti on a mission. I loved the characters and how Callie learns to be a better person and to be more independent. I received a copy of this book from Celebratelit for ...

from Kris_Anderson

Tremors of Doubt by Lael Harrelson takes us to Laminasse, Haiti in April 2009. Callie Zimmerman lives with her Uncle Roman, Aunt Rhoda and cousins in Haiti. Uncle Roman is conservative Mennonite minister working in the mission field. Life is not easy on the island. They lack electricity, running ...