Tom Baker

One Dog's Faith

How my dog helped me trust in God and overcome chronic worrying

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Produktbeschreibung

"I appreciate Tom writing this book and sharing his love of his dog." -Randy Boyd, founder, CEO, and Chairman of PetSafe "As a true dog lover, this book really touched my heart. This is a great example of how God teaches us to love and that is, unconditionally." -Louise Mandrell, country music legend and dog lover "Will resonate with dog lovers and show the family pooch in a totally new light." -Craig Miller, VP of Original Programming, INSP Network "Dog lovers of almost any age will love this! What a fun way to talk about faith." -Bishop Mary Virginia Taylor, Holston Conference of the UMC "Tom's story is one that needs to be read and shared. It is an awakening." -Hallerin Hilton Hill, radio & TV host, teacher, trainer, author "You will be encouraged, inspired, and delighted as you read about Mango." -Dave Gorden, motivational speaker and former president, NSA "Don't miss the blessing that is right before you, wagging its tail." -Rev. Larry Trotter, Senior Pastor, Concord United Methodist "Tom and his dog, Mango, teach us to keep the faith through good times and bad." -Thyra Walker, DVM, Forest Park Clinic for Cats and Dogs

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Tom Baker
• Seitenzahl: 226
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Oktober 2016
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 12mm
• Gewicht: 291g
• ISBN-13: 9781581696332
• ISBN-10: 1581696337
• Artikelnr.: 46296545

Autorenporträt

Kluge lives with his mother and brother in a tenement, in a nameless city, long ago. A misfit, a loner, Kluge lives in a fantasy world, until the day the dream ends, and reality reveals itself to be a nightmare. Discovering a terrible secret, Kluge explodes in a torrent of homicidal rage. Kluge lashes out at a world that mocks him, erupting in blood-spattered fury. But is it all just another of his dreams? This hardboiled novelette was written in a white heat of inspiration, based on a grisly true crime case from the Roaring Twenties. Kluge bristles like tough poetry. You'll never forget it.