
I am really sorry, but it is time again for me to give an un asked for opinion of a book that I just completed.  Again, I do read sometimes, in fact I have 3 books in my Que still waiting for me to open their pages so there.  
This is another of my mission companions great books.  I am glad that I got the chance to read some of his works over the last few years.  
This is the story of a young man engrossed in his life in New York City.  Set during the time that Katrina hits New Orleans.  He receives a call from a stranger stating that his acoholhlic father is lost in the storm and he needs to come to New Orleans to help find him.  Luke embarks on a journey not to find his father, but to reconnect with himself.  I really liked this book and encourage anyone to read it.  I was impressed with the feelings that it gave me right now in my life.  Especially as I have been reconnecting with friends and old acquaintances, and making new friends.  "Facebook" and my blogs have helped me to find something that I had been missing for sometime.  Some of you may know that I have had a blog for quite a few years now.  I think I started some 3 or 4 years ago, but recently I have begun to really connect with other people and I have become interested in their thoughts.  I have realized that life is way to short to get stuck in the now and I need to lift up my head and discover all that is around me.  My past is not the most glamorous and I am not perfect, but I do have a story to tell just like everyone else.  This book helped me to see into those stories and pull out the good from everyone.  Thanks, Elder Wright for another great story.
 




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Just so you know, I like your "unsolicited" book reviews. :) I haven't read this one yet, but I really liked his other two books. It's cool that he was your mission companion.
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