Life Lives.

A personal observation of the way of life delivered in a monologue fashion with a witty, stunning, and provocative presentation style to help our advancement as a people this book declares that "life lives."

A read for the modern times, this work addresses some of the major dilemnas and glories of being human including the topics of life and death, temporary and eternal realities, miracles, and the existence of God. In the tradition of righteous revolutionary works of art it is a call to exercise will power. Wisdom abounds as the philosophical flow is filled in with the author's personal stories, clever anecdotes, and pop culture references making this book turn out to be both refreshingly deep and lighthearted as the reader finds a helpful narrative for success.

David John Osborn, a native of Santa Clara County, born on December 21, 1979, and still living in California, spends most of his time on horseback, or so he'd like to say. Since the beginning of the current century he has worked as a performing songwriter, a certified personal trainer, and a trail guide/wrangler. A graduate of UC Santa Barbara and a traveler of the country, he loves Led Zeppelin and has read more books by Louis L'Amour than by any other author (second most read, Bill Watterson).