To read My Sunflower Girl is to overhear the soliloquy of Dyfan Williams, husband, father, and pastor, as he walks through the dark valley where shadows fall around him from the death of his beloved daughter Megan. As in King David's great psalm there is a confession of deep faith ('The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want'). But at times these pages also become conversations between a bruised but trusting soul and the Lord whose presence holds him fast in the dark ('you are with me, your rod and staff they comfort me'). Personal loss is profoundly individual. Yet here, in the poetic soul of Dyfan Williams, you will find an honesty combined with faith, an understanding nourished by experience, and a compassionate and gentle pastoral wisdom. My Sunflower Girl is a profoundly moving testimony to God's presence with his people in their darkest hours.--Sinclair B Ferguson