"Caleb's Quest" is the continuation of "Chasing the Sunrise." It chronicles Caleb Simms' quest to discover the cure for Parkinson's disease. Caleb and his research team will find themselves in the middle of an unsolved cold case of murder. Their journey is at times mysterious, supernatural, emotional, and frightening. Caleb leaves the safety of the Outer Banks of North Carolina, to the auspices of Vanderbilt University in Tennessee, Baker St., London, The deepest Congo Rainforest, and finally back to North Carolina. Obstacles threaten to destroy Caleb's research and prevent him from bringing…mehr
"Caleb's Quest" is the continuation of "Chasing the Sunrise." It chronicles Caleb Simms' quest to discover the cure for Parkinson's disease. Caleb and his research team will find themselves in the middle of an unsolved cold case of murder. Their journey is at times mysterious, supernatural, emotional, and frightening. Caleb leaves the safety of the Outer Banks of North Carolina, to the auspices of Vanderbilt University in Tennessee, Baker St., London, The deepest Congo Rainforest, and finally back to North Carolina. Obstacles threaten to destroy Caleb's research and prevent him from bringing the cure to the world. Along the way, there are revelations, love, and finally spiritual healing and acceptance over the heartbreak of his past.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ruth Anne Drown is a wife, mother, teacher, sister, friend, and most joyfully a grandmother to four grandchildren, and another baby girl on the way. She has written five books, "Miracle at Unicorn Beach" is her fifth, but first children's book. After writing two memoirs about her journey of thirty years with Parkinson's disease, and two novels centering around Parkinson's, it has been her desire to write a children's book. One day with her six year old granddaughter they got to telling stories. Her first children's book, "Miracle at Unicorn Beach" became a reality.
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