- Genre:fiction
- Sub-genre:Thrillers / Suspense
- Language:English
- Pages:240
- eBook ISBN:9798317842888
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Angela Phillips, a desperate bi-racial mother prays fervently for a donor for her sick child. Seeking a rare bone marrow match, a miracle is the last bead on her jaded rosary. Evan Harrison is fresh out of miracles. A washed-up rock and roller who just lost his son in a tragic accident at an amusement park, he decides to check in to a motel in the seedy part of town - complete with a hibachi grill, one finely cut steak, and a towel to tuck under the door. Milton Russo, a strung-out vagrant with a gun and an axe to grind on the world, will be the final piece of the puzzle that unexpectedly ties the fate of three separate stories together.
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Since man first walked the Earth, both angels and demons have also traversed. Taking various forms, they remain indistinguishable to all but the select few - those who do not see with the eye… but rather, with the heart. Angela Phillips, a desperate bi-racial mother prays fervently for a donor for her sick child. Seeking a rare bone marrow match, a miracle is the last bead on her jaded rosary. Evan Harrison is fresh out of miracles. A washed-up rock and roller who just lost his son in a tragic accident at an amusement park, he decides to check in to a motel in the seedy part of town - complete with a hibachi grill, one finely cut steak, and a towel to tuck under the door. Milton Russo, a strung-out vagrant with a gun and an axe to grind on the world, will be the final piece of the puzzle that unexpectedly ties the fate of three separate stories together.
Is coincidence merely God's way of remaining anonymous or is some higher power guiding us along on our journey, placing us either here or there? Or maybe we're all connected; millions of individual spokes all supporting but one wheel. Angela Phillips will find out first-hand when the lives of these two complete strangers magically intertwine on the corner of the Long Island Expressway and The Twilight Zone on a hot, steamy July weekend.
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