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Anatomy of a Miracle
by Jonathan Miles
Anatomy of a Miracle (1/27/2018)
Anatomy of a Miracle by Jonathan Miles took me by surprise! An inexplicable medical event and its impact on all involved, including Cameron Harris, the main character, really demonstrated our human need for faith, understanding, and just how fickle the world can be! I could relate to each character and their experiences. Their interpretations of a "miracle" was a mixture of our different facets as people: hope, need, disbelief, and a strong desire to know our place in the world. Anatomy of a Miracle is a surprising novel, one that rattled around in my heart for days after putting it down. Cameron Harris and his miracle isn't the only miracle found in this novel. I highly recommend this novel; read it and feel your heart grow ten times in size.

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