Bill Reamer

The Passion Premise (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The Passion Premise is the third book in Bill Reamers The Dates, Scott Mountain trilogy. The storyline picks up after Ian Scotts passing in Seattle. Choices, consequences, actions, and reactions lead the characters on a thrilling, if not an outright dangerous, journey. Along the journey, the next generation is forced to mature rapidly as they are confronted with matters from the past. Though not totally chained to historical events, they are not totally free from them either. The past inhibits their future and decisions must be made and the consequences of those decisions endured. In the end it gets down to either choosing a life driven by passion with all of its accompanying precipitous peaks and valleys, or a more bland, lethargic, rudderless existence totally driven by the whim of external uncontrollable forces. The traditional themes of more is expected and the right thing to do is the right thing to do no matter the cost reverberate throughout the storyline but the phenomena of living a life with passion is the dominant message explored. The Passion Premise completes the series of these books that began almost ten years ago, or perhaps . . .

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: AuthorHouse
• Seitenzahl: 410
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. Juli 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781504923637
• Artikelnr.: 52596138

Autorenporträt

I want to share a few thoughts regarding the purposes of my writings. You notice the plural form of purpose. Of course, for any publication to be read, you need a good storyline and then need to be able to relate that storyline in a captivating style. This is a common challenge for all writers and is definitely one of my goals. My other purpose is that I want my writings to impact the readers and compel them to make their lives and the lives of people they touch better and, in doing so, make our world just a little bit better place to live. Now, although I have listed these purposes in an order, they actually coexist equally. The challenge is not to sacrifice one for the sake of the other. That is the tricky part.