The Carnival Chemist and Other Stories - Kirkpatrick, Bruce
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The Carnival Chemist offers a powerful collection of stories taken from everyday life and features people who could be your family and friends-or you. Strong, but troubled characters face a range of life and death challenges as they struggle to clarify their beliefs and survive: Intertwined lives careening off course. People in broken relationships clinging to lifelines of hope. Unique and sometimes startling human-and divine-connections searching for honesty and enlightenment. Readers will lose themselves in familiar themes of adults caught in traps of their own making as they look for escape…mehr

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The Carnival Chemist offers a powerful collection of stories taken from everyday life and features people who could be your family and friends-or you. Strong, but troubled characters face a range of life and death challenges as they struggle to clarify their beliefs and survive: Intertwined lives careening off course. People in broken relationships clinging to lifelines of hope. Unique and sometimes startling human-and divine-connections searching for honesty and enlightenment. Readers will lose themselves in familiar themes of adults caught in traps of their own making as they look for escape routes and discover that love can outweigh and outlast everything. Get a glimpse of unforgettable historical heroes, like Jesus and Lazarus, like you've never imagined them before. And the magically adorned Carnival Chemist mixes potions of wisdom and hope for heart-warming and life-changing solutions.
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Autorenporträt
Bruce Kirkpatrick spent over 30 years in Silicon Valley as an executive and entrepreneur. Since his move to Southern California, he now divides his time between writing and serving on nonprofit boards of directors, including Christian Education Development Company and Extollo International. His nonprofit work includes helping to train Haitian men and women in employable skills, so that they can find jobs, feed their families and have hope for the future. His first novel, Hard Left, was published in 2007. He is currently working on his next novel, Booneville. To learn more, visit Bruce's website at: BKirkpatrick.com.