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George
George is a good man, husband, and father leading an average life, until he isn't. Finding himself in the "Hereafter," George must now pass a test to gain entrance. Will it be to Heaven or Hell? Can he pass his Exit Interview? Take a journey with George through the "Thou shalts," in this delightful, comedic, and insightful story.
160 pages, ebook
First published October 16, 2013
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Timothy Bryant
5 books86 followersAbout The Author
Timothy Bryant is quickly becoming known for his ability to write crisp dialogue and develop characters that everyone can relate to. His stories are smooth, emotional, realistic reads that definitely touches the readers heart every time.
His current books available are 'Just A Song Before I Go' - a mainstream fiction/romance/drama - and 'George' - a mainstream fiction/humorous/spiritual/drama. Both are receiving their share of 5 star reviews.
To date, Bryant has written one other novel; a short-story; transcribed a Civil War diary, and transcribed a collection of love letters from the late 20’s. He is presently penning a series of children’s books.
Tim's favorite book is The Bible; though he also enjoys romantic comedies, historical, and thriller books.
In addition to writing, Tim is a multimedia designer for The Birmingham News. He has also invented the ‘Flag Pole To Go’ flagpole bracket – which is available in select retail outlets.
Timothy Bryant resides in Northport, Alabama.
Timothy Bryant is quickly becoming known for his ability to write crisp dialogue and develop characters that everyone can relate to. His stories are smooth, emotional, realistic reads that definitely touches the readers heart every time.
His current books available are 'Just A Song Before I Go' - a mainstream fiction/romance/drama - and 'George' - a mainstream fiction/humorous/spiritual/drama. Both are receiving their share of 5 star reviews.
To date, Bryant has written one other novel; a short-story; transcribed a Civil War diary, and transcribed a collection of love letters from the late 20’s. He is presently penning a series of children’s books.
Tim's favorite book is The Bible; though he also enjoys romantic comedies, historical, and thriller books.
In addition to writing, Tim is a multimedia designer for The Birmingham News. He has also invented the ‘Flag Pole To Go’ flagpole bracket – which is available in select retail outlets.
Timothy Bryant resides in Northport, Alabama.
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October 17, 2013
"George" is really sweet, funny, and at the same time, emotional. Such an interesting premise that had me entertained while wondering where this was all leading. This story has a lot of heart with a positive message and puts the simple things in life into perspective. Bryant's writing is crisp, clear and the dialog is well done and easy to follow. I found this to be an enjoyable read all the way through.
“Looking at the unique trio, adorned with the ‘I Love George’ t-shirts, caps, and buttons, and seeing their needy expressions, George willingly decided that they could stay.
“Uh… I guess so. And though I still don’t really ‘get’ what’s going on here,” he then paused in thought, followed by a large smile, “having some moral support from my wonderful fans might just be a good thing!”
“Looking at the unique trio, adorned with the ‘I Love George’ t-shirts, caps, and buttons, and seeing their needy expressions, George willingly decided that they could stay.
“Uh… I guess so. And though I still don’t really ‘get’ what’s going on here,” he then paused in thought, followed by a large smile, “having some moral support from my wonderful fans might just be a good thing!”
April 22, 2014
With a humorous and engaging start, the reader quickly sees just where this satirical story is going.
Read full review in the 2014 April issue of InD’tale Magazine.
Read full review in the 2014 April issue of InD’tale Magazine.
October 25, 2013
This book is a wonderful book that keeps you guessing right up until the end. You will root for George and the whole cast of characters that cheer him on and are in his corner. George is an everyday man who could be anyone. He could be you or me or the guy next door. Tim has done a wonderful job in weaving this tale and telling it in a way that anyone would enjoy reading. Thank you Tim!
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