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Convertible Conversations: Love Without Conditions
Hurricane Harvey tragically takes the lives of ten-year old Jack Miller’s parents, leaving him and his grandparents trying to make sense of the catastrophic event and navigate life through a series of challenging circumstances. Jack learns the meaning of “convertible” – able to change – as he takes conversational rides with “Pops.”
Jack experiences anger, nightmares, confusion, doubts, and fears…most being directed at God. With Jack, you’ll experience the horror of witnessing a murder, the joys of helping others, romance, and inevitable end-of-life concerns for his grandparents.
In Convertible Conversations you’ll connect with Jack: a gifted sketch artist and musical prodigy – playing drums, composing, forming a band, and developing a multi-media jazz concert that introduces people to God’s UNconditional love. An over-arching theme of grace, reconciliation and forgiveness permeates the story, culminated with an unexpected climactic event that tests the Miller’s relationship with God.
Jack experiences anger, nightmares, confusion, doubts, and fears…most being directed at God. With Jack, you’ll experience the horror of witnessing a murder, the joys of helping others, romance, and inevitable end-of-life concerns for his grandparents.
In Convertible Conversations you’ll connect with Jack: a gifted sketch artist and musical prodigy – playing drums, composing, forming a band, and developing a multi-media jazz concert that introduces people to God’s UNconditional love. An over-arching theme of grace, reconciliation and forgiveness permeates the story, culminated with an unexpected climactic event that tests the Miller’s relationship with God.
419 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 17, 2018
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July 9, 2018
Surprisingly made me rethink how God loves me. I never expected this book to be life changing for me but it was.
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