Wil
WIL begins in 2001 with the accidental deaths of the main character's wife and teenage son. In the years following, Sweeney John not only struggles with his understanding of how the world around him works, but also with his desires to live in it. He experiences something that motivates him to begin a quest for metaphysical answers of what life on earth is about. He receives a lesson that helps to guide him in handling challenging choices all humans face in everyday life. The journey of grief is one of much sorrow and sadness, and is misunderstood by most individuals unless they've had the misfortune of experiencing it. WIL is about a spiritual journey of grieving and healing, and of searching for answers to the question, "What is the purpose of our life?" WIL delves into areas of what humanity perceives and believes as reality in order to function and survive in today's world.
279 pages
English edition · First published 2010 by Kyle/Larson Publishing · ISBN 9780984220229
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