This book showcases my brother's life. He was an excellent person who, in spite of his deep inner hurts, rose above to reach others. I hope this book is a wake-up call to all that with the help of God all things are possible.
This is an autobiographical book. This is not a book about the mill town I grew up in. Although I discuss the details of my life it is not about my childhood, my sisters my children, my divorce, or any of the many adventures and loves in my life. It is not about the pain I suffered for months or the results of the undiagnosed source of pain. I wrote about pain, failure and success. Life is unfair. I think money is power and the US Government is dysfunctional as greed influences their decisions. This book was written to encourage you to embrace whatever burden you encounter. The idea is to understand yourself, be comfortable with yourself, and like yourself. To reach the final goal of liking yourself you may need to change some things and accept the things you can not change. No one can control what happens to them, but we can control our reaction to it. When confronted with adversity I no longer cringe in despair. I embrace the challenge and celebrate the opportunity to find new resolve.
Adrian's Revenge, a quasi-fiction/non fictional tale bathed in a spritual backwash with a protagonist who is haunted throughout the story. Come join in on the quest of this modern day hero of a sort that begins in historic Spain as its Kings and Queens send brave explorers or not to the foreign shores of the Americas to search out the new world as he searches for answers to questions that have driven him to seek the truth about why his parents had to die and perhaps why he himself had been preordained to discover the deadly secret surrounding the untimely death of his dearly departed loved ones. Come, read of the other characters, football heroes, and the like who helped Jonathan Jackson find his way. Some unwittingly, some unwillingly, but all in the end giving in to the same will, an ultimate will which likewise drove Jonathan and sent an angel to assure him that his quest was not in vain. But instead was a noble, and holy trek through life, the game of football and a North American journey meant to be.