“Seeing The Light” is about love stories, some romantic and otherwise. It takes place in two little towns by the sea that are intimately connected. The characters find themselves wading through some mirk and their hopes for relief seem to rest in uncharted waters. The pirates, so to speak, appear to be holding all the cards, because of their seemingly immeasurable capabilities.
Art Wilson is a native Chicagoan, and as such has a certain affinity for large waters like Lake Michigan. He has lived his life though for the most part in the rural world of farms and those lifestyles, far away from the big expanses of the mighty dark green that extends off into the distant horizon.
When not working with his son on worthwhile projects meant to benefit humanity, Art works as most good hubbies do on home and yard projects naturally orchestrated by his loving wife Gayle, who frankly runs rings around him. His second worldly love is his family both close and extended and he does that again the best that he can with Gayle’s Aid.
Art’s refuge from life’s added hurdles is his writing! That which he truly loves to do and loves to read back, or he wouldn’t have written it in the first place.
Again though, he happily remembers that his greatest and most personal passion is returning the love of our great, awesome, kind, considerate and compassionate God with the desire to try his best to fulfill the two great commandments to love Him and our neighbors.
As previously mentioned, Art is in the process of publishing a book titled “The Legend of Non-A-Me which was referenced in his first book, “A Christmas Reckoning”. He is also writing with the help of others a book of short stories called, “The Trading Post.”
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "Seeing The Light" is about love stories, some romantic and otherwise. It takes place in two little towns by the sea that are intimately connected. The characters find themselves wading through some mirk and their hopes for relief seem to rest in uncharted waters. The pirates, so to speak, appear to be holding all the cards, because of their seemingly immeasurable capabilities. Art Wilson is a native Chicagoan, and as such has a certain affinity for large waters like Lake Michigan. He has lived his life though for the most part in the rural world of farms and those lifestyles, far away from the big expanses of the mighty dark green that extends off into the distant horizon. When not working with his son on worthwhile projects meant to benefit humanity, Art works as most good hubbies do on home and yard projects naturally orchestrated by his loving wife Gayle, who frankly runs rings around him. His second worldly love is his family both close and extended and he does that again the best that he can with Gayle's Aid. Art's refuge from life's added hurdles is his writing! That which he truly loves to do and loves to read back, or he wouldn't have written it in the first place. Again though, he happily remembers that his greatest and most personal passion is returning the love of our great, awesome, kind, considerate and compassionate God with the desire to try his best to fulfill the two great commandments to love Him and our neighbors. As previously mentioned, Art is in the process of publishing a book titled "The Legend of Non-A-Me which was referenced in his first book, "A Christmas Reckoning". He is also writing with the help of others a book of short stories called, "The Trading Post." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9798276973722
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "Seeing The Light" is about love stories, some romantic and otherwise. It takes place in two little towns by the sea that are intimately connected. The characters find themselves wading through some mirk and their hopes for relief seem to rest in uncharted waters. The pirates, so to speak, appear to be holding all the cards, because of their seemingly immeasurable capabilities. Art Wilson is a native Chicagoan, and as such has a certain affinity for large waters like Lake Michigan. He has lived his life though for the most part in the rural world of farms and those lifestyles, far away from the big expanses of the mighty dark green that extends off into the distant horizon. When not working with his son on worthwhile projects meant to benefit humanity, Art works as most good hubbies do on home and yard projects naturally orchestrated by his loving wife Gayle, who frankly runs rings around him. His second worldly love is his family both close and extended and he does that again the best that he can with Gayle's Aid. Art's refuge from life's added hurdles is his writing! That which he truly loves to do and loves to read back, or he wouldn't have written it in the first place. Again though, he happily remembers that his greatest and most personal passion is returning the love of our great, awesome, kind, considerate and compassionate God with the desire to try his best to fulfill the two great commandments to love Him and our neighbors. As previously mentioned, Art is in the process of publishing a book titled "The Legend of Non-A-Me which was referenced in his first book, "A Christmas Reckoning". He is also writing with the help of others a book of short stories called, "The Trading Post." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9798276973722
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