It was too much. The memory too awful. The scenes too fresh. Twenty-eight-year-old Daniel buried his face in his hands and sobbed like a child. It was the first time he had cried since that terrible day. He had not cried at the memorial service for his pretty, twenty-one-year-old sister just two days before. He had restrained himself when the doctor told him that his little brother would probably never walk again without the help of crutches. Ever since Daniel’s friend and mentor, Stephen Everett, had told him that Rebecca was dead, Daniel’s mind had been in shock. So now he cried as he had never cried before.He wept for his parents who had been gone for ten long years. He wept for his sister and his little brother. And he wept for all the people who had been affected by “that day”.When flight 203 crashes in an open field near Chicago, no one can understand why it happened, least of all the young pilot, Daniel Laird. He has lost so much. However, over time, he comes to realize that God's thoughts are unsearchable, and His ways past finding out. The journey that Daniel and his friends embark on is exciting, difficult, and sometimes unpredictable, but it is a journey of faith and trust in God.Join the Lairds, Greens, Prestons, and Straights as they learn many things from a new perspective. Is Sunday really the Sabbath? Should we be observing the Law? What is betrothal? These are just a few questions addressed and illustrated in this exciting and suspenseful story. Why did flight 203 crash? Was it the fault of the pilot, Daniel Laird? This s