On a hot August day in Tennessee, C. C. Andrews received news that no mother ever wants to hear. Four of her five sons had been involved in a terrible car accident.
Arriving at the scene of the crash, C. C. discovered that all four brothers were badly injured and pinned in the vehicle. As she watched, rescuers laboriously removed them from the twisted wreckage one-by-one. All four boys had to be life-flighted to Vanderbilt. Her youngest son, six-year-old Jackson, was pulled from the crash paralyzed due to his injuries.
As his brothers slowly recovered and Jackson clung to life, C. C. remained unaware of the miracle that occurred that fateful day in August: Jackson had died in that car, only to return with an amazing story to share. In the few short seconds he had died at the scene of the accident, the young boy saw Heaven and spoke with Jesus. His observations appear throughout the book-a testament to God's love and the family's faith.
What follows is the inspiring story of how the Andrews family, together with friends and prayer warriors, coped with this tragedy. Walk with C.C. as she journals her and her family's journey on social media the months following the accident while her children fight for their lives. Her Facebook posts chronicle her family's story, graphically illustrating her fears, hopes, and faith.
The Roadway to Heaven is a true story about a family who had to face the unthinkable. About a mother's love, heartache, and the struggle to accept that according to the doctors, her son would never walk again. The story of a six-year-old boy whose experience in Heaven helped pull a family back together.
About the Author: C. C. Andrews was born in Nashville, Tennessee. She holds an associate of applied science degree from Motlow State Community College and a bachelor's degree in business management and human relations from Trevecca Nazerene Community College.
Andrews has called Shelbyville, Tennessee, home for the last twenty-five years. She and her husband, P. J. Andrews, have five children, all boys.
Andrews owned and operated Vintage Charm Décor, a shabby-chic furniture store, until her sons' car accident changed her life. She is now a stay-at-home mom caring for her sons.
Andrews is passionate about sharing her family's story and hopes their experiences will help others see the power of prayer.
She shares her blogging and creative insights at theroadwaytoheaven.com.
