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Archer: Spring Blossoms
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Title: Archer: Spring Blossoms
Author: Stan J Guesing
ISBN: 9798655977921
Publisher: Independently published
Published: 2020
Binding: Paperback
Language: English
Condition: Used: Near Fine
H 1626355
Publisher Description:
Dr. Stan Piechowski was a successful Chiropractor. He married the love of his life. They set forth on a journey together only to be cut short by a tragic car accident. He blamed himself for her loss because he wasn't with her when the accident occurred. He was working, trying to see one more patient for the day. Stan gave up his practice. He found solace spending time with his Brittany, Maggie and developing his skills as an archer. To fill his time during the day, he expanded his knowledge of the trades and became a handyman. While on the archery range, Stan met a lonely young boy, Daniel, who was interested in archery and hunting. The handyman took the young boy under his wing and mentored him. As a result, he was introduced to the boy's mother. Cindy, the boy's mother, also experienced tragedy, a hurt no woman should ever know. She was the victim of a brutal assault. She struggled with posttraumatic stress. Cindy was a single parent and, because of her experience, was naturally overprotective of her son. Though successful in her own right, Cindy also self-isolated. The story continues as they all come together.
Author: Stan J Guesing
ISBN: 9798655977921
Publisher: Independently published
Published: 2020
Binding: Paperback
Language: English
Condition: Used: Near Fine
H 1626355
Publisher Description:
Dr. Stan Piechowski was a successful Chiropractor. He married the love of his life. They set forth on a journey together only to be cut short by a tragic car accident. He blamed himself for her loss because he wasn't with her when the accident occurred. He was working, trying to see one more patient for the day. Stan gave up his practice. He found solace spending time with his Brittany, Maggie and developing his skills as an archer. To fill his time during the day, he expanded his knowledge of the trades and became a handyman. While on the archery range, Stan met a lonely young boy, Daniel, who was interested in archery and hunting. The handyman took the young boy under his wing and mentored him. As a result, he was introduced to the boy's mother. Cindy, the boy's mother, also experienced tragedy, a hurt no woman should ever know. She was the victim of a brutal assault. She struggled with posttraumatic stress. Cindy was a single parent and, because of her experience, was naturally overprotective of her son. Though successful in her own right, Cindy also self-isolated. The story continues as they all come together.
