Children Born of Wildfire

by Angela Hoy

In this deeply personal memoir, Angela Hoy recounts how she and her younger sister were abducted from their devoted father’s home and cast into another world. Their tumultuous childhood, living at times with their cunning maternal grandparents or their unstable mother and her predatory boyfriends, was punctuated by lies, abuse and neglect.

How the young girls survived—and eventually thrived—despite their troubled childhood is remarkable and inspiring. Equally remarkable was their quest to find their father years later. Heartfelt, gritty, and often funny, Children Born of Wildfire is ultimately about the redemptive power of forgiveness.