T.O.P.'s Tuesday: Book Spotlight #2 - Where's Heidi? One Sister's Journey

In 1994, my only sister was abducted while working alone at a local convenience store. The journey starts with an early morning phone call then details of the emotions, grief, and confusion felt in those first moments while transitioning through the days, months, and years that follow.

A sibling's journey is different from that of a parent. Our role and feelings cannot compare yet they are just as important. Parents experience the greatest loss of their lives through the loss of their child and the emotional loss of the surviving children is just as traumatic.

I lost more than my sister on April 3, 1994 I lost my faith. Thanks to the boldness and faith of a child, I have hope and a story to share. There is no one person or thing here on earth to replace Heidi or the friendship we had together yet after ten years of searching I realized there is Someone who can, God.

“Mrs. Buske, you need Jesus.” He was right. 

My name is Lisa M. Buske and Heidi Allen is my sister. She remains missing but never forgotten. Our journeys after loss may vary yet the pain, grief, and need for hope are similar. This is my story of discovery, healing, and hope from the moment I learn of Heidi’s kidnapping until today. Life after loss is a roller coaster ride of memories and emotions. 

Will you take this ride with me?

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A compelling story. Must Read!

"I was very impressed with Lisa's honesty throughout the book. She didn't sugar coat any of her feelings no matter what she was feeling. Even if you have never lost a sibling, this book is a must read. I live 30 miles from New Haven and followed this story when it happened. It was and still is a tragedy. I'm glad Lisa wrote this book to let people know the "other side" to what we were told in the news. Great book!! Highly recommend it!"

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