Joshua Chambers examines his life to find the moments that made him the man he is. Then the reader will do the same.
Joshua Chambers recalls an incident in which many of his close friends died in a fire and realizes how much that moment affected his life. He begins to review his life to find the moments that changed him, from experiencing the death of someone he loved at a young age to losing his first puppy love. Joshua gets a new take on life when he attends an African Baptism, visits a friend dying from AIDS, engages in a gay relationship and spending a brief stint in jail. He rises through it all to eventually become a conscious vibration dancing in heaven with all who affected him in life.
Professional Reviews
Beautiful Mix of Philosophy and Reality
This is a story you may want to read twice. The effect is so dramatic and so true that reading it only once leaves the reader deeply involved...You'll laugh, you'll cry and I hope you understand its depth. Could be a classic. Sheryl Pascal Gormley, author, "Almost Scared to Death."
Magical and Wise
If parents want to know how their sons live through their youths and come out better men, this book is reassuring...The philosophy is sound. The graphics descriptions hit you in the gut, whether it's a crazy exploit or a serious scene, many readers will never have to experience. Enigma is a magical passage to adulthood. Julie Eberhart Painter, Author, 12 novels including "Mortal Coil."
Poignant
I thought it was a wonderful, poignant heartwarming story of the coming to terms with your inner self and inner demons. The characters were real to life. The journey itself was inspiring, funny, sad and tender. I recommend this book highly. Dolores Lind, Reader
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