Arizona Ramblin': A Recovery, Love & Adventure Novel, Some HistoricalSome Hysterical
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.98 (915 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0615980619 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 412 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-10-18 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"A promising Debut" according to Daniel T. Sullivan. This book started slow, but picked up as I got to know the protagonist. A great book for giving hope to those new to recovery. While this is a novel, it doesn't stretch the truth for folks who are dedicated to an open mind about starting a new life. Many people keep their experiences to themselves. The character described in this novel is no different from most people I've met.Thanks Steve, when's the next one coming out?!. WOW What a great read ! I read a lot .but I don't think I ever had such a great time reading a novel. I laughed ,I got pissed off and scared and so inspired.I already wish it didn't end! I have some new friends that will stick around in my life for a very long time . I highly recommend this debut story to everyone that wants a great read. Those in recovery and those who aren't No preaching here ! Thanks Mr. L'van!. Wow! A true love affair with life and it's adventures. dsviking1938 This is an excellent book! I thoroughly enjoyed it and found the stores entertaining, sad, thoughtful, hilarious, and very thought provoking.I was thankful this book isn't a sermon on the evils of alcohol, although it leaves me again with the realization and understanding that not all individuals have the same tolerance for it. I felt like I could attend one of the meetings at the Monastery in your book and not be a hypocrite. It also made me feel of wanting to be a participant in helping to do the correct thing and giving one's self to more of the dedication of "doing unto others" and living the Golden Rul
He would love to receive comments and mail at : arizonaramblin@aol . Steve L’van has been an on and off resident of Arizona for close to 50 years. Steve lives near the Arizona border with his wife and two rescued dogs. Having a burning desire to help others, utilizing a myriad of life experiences, he wishes to pass on some solutions he has found, both within and outside of recovery programs. He originally began writing a"
This is an exciting, fun filled exploration that brings a mixture of joy, pain, love, growth and self-respect with inspiration from otherworldly allies. Along the way Sal, with the help of a compassionate spirit finds a desire and an ability to assist a great many fellow travelers in unexpected ways. Many of the historical & hysterical situations stem from actual events but sometimes “I tell these stories and folks just don’t believe me.” Hopefully many readers will take one or two of the ideas presented, polish them up to their own standards and implement them. This tale is a multi-faceted series of experiences and realizations during a young man’s quest to be a better person. As my favorite club says,”Take what you want and leave the rest.”
Having a burning desire to help others, utilizing a myriad of life experiences, he wishes to pass on some solutions he has found, both within and outside of recovery programs. He would love to receive comments and mail at : arizonaramblin@aol . About the Author Steve L’van has been an on and off resident of Arizona for close to 50 years. He originally began writing a"do as I say not as I did" outline for his kids and grandkids. Steve lives near the Arizona border with his wife and two rescued dogs