The Fire Watcher
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.48 (661 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1414115865 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 424 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-04-25 |
| Language | : | English |
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S. Haid said Surprise and satisfying ending!. This book has multiple story lines weaving through every page. This is a deeply rich story of human nature with a lot of life lessons tied together in the last few pages. The ending was great! Definitely not what I had expected. I highly recommend this one!. Confessions of a Cleithrophobe Steve Taylor A couple of weeks ago Amazon had recommended "The Fire Watcher" to me so, as always, I looked into it. I'm always interesting in new authors and what they have to offer. What I found was a book that had 33 five star reviews (and nothing less, which is unheard of) but none of them. Donna E. Irons-Zimmerman said Terrific Read From Page One Through the Epilogue. I found this book to be a patchwork quilt of people, stories and human conditions that were so seamlessly woven together that resulting connection among the characters brought you great comfort. This is an unexpected level of craftsmanship for a first-time author, with a story th
Jacob Adams was living the American dream: a loving family, a new home, and a high-profile job designing the world's first atomic power plant. A friendship broken by betrayal is mended, a long abandoned romance is rekindled, dark secrets about the power plant and its caretakers come to light, and a young man's life is forever altered as he uncovers the tragedy that sent Jacob spiraling downward so many years ago.. Jacob's life takes one more unexpected turn when he becomes trapped in the pitch-black recesses of the plant. Before his captivity comes to an end, Jacob-like his namesake from the Old Testament-will find himself wrestling with God. He becomes an alcoholic and eventually loses his home, his job,