During the course of ten years, author Tammie Durfey lost 15 family members. But the pain of losing all fourteen of them lumped together, was nothing to what she felt, or didn't feel, at the death of her daughter, Tova. In Heaven's Horse Sense, Durfey shares her story, telling how the loss of her daughter in a tragic car accident forced her to look deep into herself and her faith to get through this horrendous time. A tale of love and courage, it chronicles her struggle as a single mom, revealing the innermost feelings of a grieving parent as she attempts to put her life back together. She uses scripture and her faith in Jesus Christ to overcome the emptiness and despair of facing life without her beloved child. Heaven's Horse Sense also narrates Durfey's love of her ranching heritage, horses, cattle, and her competitiveness in Cowboy Mounted Shooting. The people in the sport became her extended family while at the same time providing an outlet for her grieving emotions.
