With a crippled body and a broken spirit, Johnny Hendricks is forced to face the battle of his life. A horrific auto accident has taken a friend and left Johnny bound to a wheelchair. It infuriates him that God has brought him so far only to take his dream away from him. The realization that God didn't leave him and he was the one who left God, humbles him and puts him on the right path. A still small voice in the night gives him a new vision of a project that only he can do. A ghost from the past and an unknown Yooper, who is on the run, are just two of the hurdles Johnny faces on this uphill climb. As usual, God, in his wisdom and mercy, throws in a few new elements to make this a fascinating read.

Once again, Holmes has chosen Michigan's Upper Peninsula for his third novel, Keweenaw Faith. His intimate knowledge of the copper country around the Keweenaw Peninsula allows him to weave a tale of challenges and ultimate successes. Holmes, a retired auto worker from the Detroit area has visited the Keweenaw for more than forty years, and it shows in his familiarity with the people and the beautiful peninsula.