Nomad's Fire: Life at the Intersection of Loss and Significance

If you lost everything, would your life still matter? Imagine that you lost everything you owned, in a flash. Imagine that the smoke of your house rose in front of you, yet the police blocked you from evacuating anything. And, that the news showed the burning of your home for years to come. Dr. Sid Webb faced these challenges when he watched his home go up in smoke at Ground Zero of the Black Forest wildfire in June 2013. It was the most destructive fire in the history of Colorado. In his compelling new book, 'Nomad’s Fire,' Sid tells the story of the fire in vivid detail. He shares his nomadic story and builds tension to show why the fire was personally significant. He describes with candor what he learned in the aftermath. The twists and ironies will surprise you. Sid had supernatural experiences while digging in the ash. Were they coincidental? Were they messages? He talks honestly about his life-long search for "home" and for what matters. His journey will challenge you to ponder what is eternally significant in your own life. 'Nomad's Fire' includes a special appendix, giving hard-earned wisdom on how to help a friend survive disaster. Sid discusses with candor the awkward topic of what to say to the victim. You’ll better understand what is going through the person’s mind. The stories in 'Nomad’s Fire' are real; the lessons are eternal. You’ll grow deeper. You’ll learn how to survive a crisis. And, you'll discover how to recover.