The Heavenly Oak

by Philip Bauer

A Man carrying the weight of an innocent death, at the culmination of a life unfulfilled, must face his own truth.

The Preacher who lost sight of the love of the Father when he allowed greed to corrupt his soul must find a path to redemption.

A Civil War Soldier mired in prejudice and entitlement has to face his crimes against his fellow man if he hopes to achieve peace and rest.

The Superstar struggles beyond abuse and poverty and finds success, only to realize that his golden life is built on the backs of those he trod upon on his way to fame and he must atone.

All must find their answers beneath THE HEAVENLY OAK.

204 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 11, 2017

Reviews

[Lori Lyn · Rating 5 out of 5]

A very moving story of 6 characters who must come to terms with their lives, now ended, so they can find peace and a new beginning.

[Kerri Miles · Rating 4 out of 5]

I might be a bit biased because the author is a friend of mine. This isn't the type of book I usually read, and I found it pleasant to imagine there could be a custom-made future for us, no matter what our shortcomings. There's probably a little bit of all of us in these characters. It's a hopeful book, though none of us really knows what will happen to us when we die. This theory is as comforting as any.