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Looking for the Path Back Home
In this debut collection of 32 stories you will encounter people in situation which are not always what they seem. There's a good bit of humor, some shocks, and always twists and turns that lead to 'ah hah' conclusions.
Here you will meet a bullied parochial school student who gets his revenge. An elderly widower is about to leave his beloved home until his memories keep him there. A well-heeled lawyer decides to take an evening walk through Central Park and greets a man he fears is a mugger for an O'Henry-esque meeting. A couple planning to climb Kilimanjaro on an eco tour reveal political-correctness gone awry. Another couple go out on the wrong day for a sail. An loner in the backwoods of Maine
Here you will meet a bullied parochial school student who gets his revenge. An elderly widower is about to leave his beloved home until his memories keep him there. A well-heeled lawyer decides to take an evening walk through Central Park and greets a man he fears is a mugger for an O'Henry-esque meeting. A couple planning to climb Kilimanjaro on an eco tour reveal political-correctness gone awry. Another couple go out on the wrong day for a sail. An loner in the backwoods of Maine
282 pages, Paperback
Published November 15, 2021
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December 22, 2021
I enjoyed most of the stories in "Looking for a Path Back Home.
Author, David Ader flashes back to days of old in this collection of delightful short stories. Sprinkled in each story are different realms of life in the past, some humorous, (I found myself laughing out loud at times) some deep in meaning, and some just tell a good story. Many of the stories brought sweet memories as I read. I also learned a bit about other cultures and eras. Ader’s style of writing is comfortable, personal, and witty.
Author, David Ader flashes back to days of old in this collection of delightful short stories. Sprinkled in each story are different realms of life in the past, some humorous, (I found myself laughing out loud at times) some deep in meaning, and some just tell a good story. Many of the stories brought sweet memories as I read. I also learned a bit about other cultures and eras. Ader’s style of writing is comfortable, personal, and witty.
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