Frozen Greif is a telling true story of personal tragedies, which challenged the author's faith. After learning her younger sister age 40, her nephew, and his friend are missing on her nephew's 7th birthday, Karen recounts the shocking heartbreak, which changed her life evermore on that frozen February night in the Midwest. Her dynamic story leads you through a time of intense crisis with an unwillingness to accept the conventional grieving process and the reality of society's rejection of the enormity of sibling loss. During her emotionally distressed time, the author pleads to be filled with peace from a seemingly silent God. In the midst of her enduring sorrow and frozen faith, her grief begins to thaw, her conviction is restored and slowly she begins to heal. The intense heartbreak she experiences slowly melts as she allows herself to accept her deep loss and make a changed life to impact a world without her loved ones. A must read for grievers of loved ones suddenly lost. In addition, those challenging their religious beliefs and searching for their faith would be encouraged by the author's faith testimony.