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Good Grief: A Parson's Tale

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The protagionist could have been you, or me. It just happened that he was The Reverend Mister Jacob Bradner. He discovers the same fears and joys as most men. You will be tempted to flip to the last chapter . . . but don't. I loved it.

I was concerned that reading a story about an angry and grief stricken minister was not going to relate to me, but I was wrong. I am a young, married woman who is going through an incredibly painful and difficult time which has made me angry and not only at myself but at God. This story has inspired me to begin to heal and move towards a different future. Maybe, my life is not going according to plan, but I am now willing to accept another version. Thank you Mr. Rees for your meaningful words.

This book is an interesting tale of one man's grief and anger and how he eventually learns to let go...life lessons we could all learn from.

Wow! What an amazingly fast and easy read. I originally read this book because I heard it took place in Tucson, Az, where I grew up... Put it this way, now I really can't wait fot the sequel. A great story, and a perfect book for a day of traveling, keeps you interested until the last page, and then you want more! Bravo, Mister Rees, Bravo!