The Final Service
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| Rating | : | 4.82 (844 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1611212944 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 192 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-12-10 |
| Language | : | English |
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He was the CEO of several public and private companies, and is currently Co-CEO of the Moore Alliance and a partner in CinemaFund Capital Management, LLC, and Positivity Pictures, LLC. In addition to his writing, Gary has been a mainstay in the business world for decades. Moore is known worldwide as an inspirational and motivational speaker, successful entr
Gary Moore's First Novel Shows the Breadth of His Talent As a child they called her shadow because she was inseparable from her beloved father. She loved him as only little girl can love her father and the feeling was mutual. But at some point that relationship was shattered beyond repair, and love turned to hate. The book opens with Sandy as an adult, just reaching middle-age. At first she seems to be fairly happy, she has a rewarding job she loves, a good husband and two children. But we begin to see that there is a pain that is gnawing at her and leaving a hollow spot nothing seems to fill.“The Final Serv. Here's why you will like this book: Vote for Gorby! The Final Service is one of those books that after reading, you want to give to everyone -- your son or daughter, your mom or dad, your teacher or student -- it really fits anyone. The author leaves a trail of clear breadcrumbs throughout the narrative that consistently lures you to the next chapter -- even though you can't tell where you're going to end up next. If this were a Brothers Grimm story, you'd surely be in the oven before you realized what happened. (Spoiler alert -- Fortunately, no oven here!)While following the main character's journey, you're . BEV HERR said This is a story of forgiveness. A daughter who. This is a story of forgiveness. A daughter who grew up a "shadow" of her father later came to resent him for his addiction to alcohol. After his death she is in charge of cleaning out his stuff. God intervenes by sending Sam to bring her to forgive her father. All of us need this message to heal.
Author Gary W. Sometimes loving him was more difficult than others, especially when he was there and then he was goneright in front of her eyes without ever leaving the house.For reasons she would not fully understand until many years later, something went horribly wrong and their relationship fractured, seemingly forever, when her father died of lung cancer on one long hot summer evening. Bravo to Gary for touching my crusty old heart." Joyce Faulkner, the award-winning author of In the Shadow of Suribachi and Windshift, and former President of Military Writers of America."A co
Moore has a knack for telling our stories. Never is that more true than in The Final Service, where a father’s misunderstood love nearly tears his daughter apart. (Kieth W. (Regine Schlesinger, WBBM Radio, Chicago)The Final Service is a song of pain and grief and life and death. Moore highlights the impact of war not only on the combatants themselves but on their families. Gary W. Author Gary W. (Steve Bertrand WGN Radio, host of Steve Bertrand on Books)A poignant story of redemption, the power of forgiveness, and the wisdom that comes later in life when we see our parents as they really are. Love doesn’t always come in the shape we expect. Bravo to Gary for touching my crusty old heart. (James Rio