“I?m fortunate to have been born into an Amish family. My parents left when I was a preschooler. From the beginning, however, they worked very hard to rub salve on the wound of their shunning by refusing to grow bitter over their circumstances. Through patience and prayer their broken relationships were rebuilt.”
After five hectic years of retirement from Lord’s Chapel, Father Tim Kavanaugh returns with his wife, Cynthia from a so-called pleasure trip to the land of his Irish ancestors.
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“I would love to think I had found the perfect balance by blending deep, rich, multifaceted characters into a well-paced, riveting plot, but I would never claim that high mark of achievement.”
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“My primary inspiration came from a story that has been in front of me all my life. My grandfather … was captured and eventually died in forced labor during the building of the Burma Railway.
“Much of this novel deals with the homeless population, stemming from my own experience with homelessness as a teenager. Thanks to Christ, I got my feet under me and moved on.”
“I’ve always been fascinated by the pieces of shell and stone that I find along the beach. A piece of freshly broken and ragged seashell will be nothing special, nothing useful, but let the ocean toss it around for a number of years and suddenly you have something beautiful.”
“I’m a gamer … I just began to wonder: what if the border between life and games became permeable, what if you could pass from one into the other and back again?”