Derek Tabor

Twelve Crossings (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A train runs through the night with one departure and arrival point, returning at dawn full of people on a journey. How did they end up on this train in the dark? Whose lives did they touch? Our very existence is based on connections with the people around us. As Albert Camus said: "Life is a sum of all your choices."

Nikki has a lot of reasons to move forward in her life. She wants to be accepted and does so with a will. So does Marty, but with other people's money. One man acts on faith, another on faith in himself. A teenager believes in his plan. A soldier fights for injustice and becomes injustice in the process. In the background lies the influences which lead people down these intersecting paths. The gentle touch of one person could change a life twenty years later.

Make the crossing.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Derek Tabor
• Erscheinungstermin: 3. März 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781370647750
• Artikelnr.: 48008731

Autorenporträt

Derek Tabor has written for publication as a Student Journalist, Technical Writing and short stories for fifteen years. Derek has completed his first novel, "twelve Crossings", which now appears on on this website.

Derek's writing reflects the eclectic nature of his life, drawing from a wealth of experiences of half a century on Earth. Having travelled to Canada, Guatemala and El Salvador as well as many areas of the United States he brings knowledge of different cultures and norms intrinsic to each area. Derek also brings a depth of work experience having been an Auto Mechanic, Combat Medic, EMT, Registered Nurse, Truck Driver, Projectionist, House Framer and Computer Repair Technician to name a few. Divorced with two daughters, Derek currently resides in Rhode Island.

Derek has been published in Chrysalis Reader (2007) and Oncology Nursing Forum (May - Jul 2000).