by E. James DuBois (Author)
The Sanctuary Cabin is a novel that personifies the reality that sometimes life throws us a curve ball. Unfortunately, in some situations these untimely events are not just a matter of merely an inconvenience. Over time the cabin proves to be a sanctuary for several families, as a matter of life and death.
Joshua and Susan Ritter were at the threshold of their golden years. Joshua had retired from a family business and the slightly aging couple was ready to travel and see the world. In a twist in life, Joshua soon finds himself alone and on a cross-country motorcycle journey. In his attempt to be a Good Samaritan, Joshua finds, as a matter of life and death, needing a place to hide.
Dawn Wood was living her dream vocation as a cook when a murder changes her status from a cherished employee to that of a slave. Dawn finds herself rescued, yet running for her life.
The cabin was built deep in the woods as a sanctuary place. However, the success of the cabin as being a safe place for Joshua Ritter and Dawn Wood also depends on the neighbors and community at large to demonstrate the strength of family.