The Journey We Call Mortality - Demetter, Paul
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Life's journey has no end with what we leave behind. Life's journey is replete with twists and turns, starts and stops, hills and vales, and no two journeys are identical. This is a journey that no one knows how or when it will end, and yet, our choices along the way, help determine the destination. At the inception of our birth, we are totally dependent on a caregiver for all of our needs. Slowly, along the way, we develop independency, only to find, in many cases, years later, the dependency returns. This book is designed to take the reader through the various stages of life and experiences…mehr

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Life's journey has no end with what we leave behind. Life's journey is replete with twists and turns, starts and stops, hills and vales, and no two journeys are identical. This is a journey that no one knows how or when it will end, and yet, our choices along the way, help determine the destination. At the inception of our birth, we are totally dependent on a caregiver for all of our needs. Slowly, along the way, we develop independency, only to find, in many cases, years later, the dependency returns. This book is designed to take the reader through the various stages of life and experiences gained along the way. Woven into the tapestry of life, are the various lessons and hurdles that we face. It is written to be introspective and provides religious connotation throughout, as well as enlightenment from others who have completed their personal trials. It is intended to be a message of faith and hope espousing Christian beliefs. Regardless of the clouds before us, the sun will always appear. Each of us is the author of our own story of life.
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Paul Demetter, author of the Uelzen Series trilogy and The Journey We Call Mortality, presents a new historical fiction novel set in late 1900s Transylvania. With a background in Business Management and Human Resources, Paul draws from his forty-four years in international retail. A seasoned speaker and instructor, he showcased his work at the 2023 Frankfurt International Book Fair. Paul and his wife, Gena, live in Mooresville, North Carolina, cherishing their four children and thirteen grandchildren.Explore more at www.pauldemetter.com.