Unbreakable Hope: From Army Nurse Treating Injured Soldiers and Mass Casualties to Homebirth Midwife Delivering Babies at Hope House and on Amish Farm

In Unbreakable Hope, Tori Hope Dennis describes her impoverished upbringing in small-town Pennsylvania, where despite all odds she received a scholarship to an Ivy League University. Tori served as an Army Nurse, treating orthopedic jump injuries, third degree burns, amputations, and complications from gunshot wounds. The author offers an unprecedented glimpse into the heroism and harrows of military nursing- further detailing riveting moments during mass casualties.

Tori found a fairytale love in her husband, an Airborne soldier, but their charmed life took a dramatic turn after a tragic Army injury. The author's raw heartbreaking account is unparalleled and showcases Tori's brave perseverance. Masterfully knitted throughout the entire book is an intense undercurrent: Tori's struggle to cling to faith while traumatic memories privately consume her.

After leaving the military, Tori lovingly served as a homebirth midwife. Her stories provide a window into many cultures, including Amish farms and the vibrant birth center in India. Woven skillfully throughout her book are traditional midwifery practices and herbal wisdom. In a climatic ending, Tori experiences a dark, harrowing crisis, unveiling His Unbreakable Hope.