Horizons

by Michael Galloway

If God does not play dice, does He ever play marbles? A gambling weatherman finds hope in the heart of a hurricane, amidst mounting losses. An ancient message arrives to a futuristic church...but is it too late?

Here are six short stories and twenty poems whose themes range from rollercoasters to fatherhood to the aftermath of a summer thunderstorm. From an underground library to a remarkable rescue in a Christmas Eve blizzard, each story is a venture to a new horizon.

78 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2011

About the author

I am an outdoors enthusiast whose interests include camping, fishing, hiking, writing and technology. I have a B.A. in Journalism, and have also been writing software in one language or another for over twenty years.

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Reviews

[Steven Drachman · Rating 3 out of 5]

A nicely written set of stories, all on religious themes, some more effective than others, some more thoughtful than others, but all of them nicely written. I was less impressed with the poetry, which bumped my rating down. But the author seems like a nice fellow, and I think it will prove inspirational to the right reader, so I would recommend it. By the way, 3 stars means "liked it", so this is a "good" review, just to be clear.

[Robin · Rating 4 out of 5]

Thank you, I really enjoy the time out from heavy reading. Your book provided the perfect pick up and reflect kind of refreshment that I needed..I really enjoyed it..