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Buzzard Shields North
When is enough actually enough? How much does one person need to be happy? Isn't happy being able to enjoying the life you have? If you had what you need, but knew the end of the rainbow was just a few steps away? What would you do? Would you enjoy your happiness or strive for more to have more happiness? Is It true that you do not know what you have, until you have more to compare? A.M. Shields did not plan to have all he eventually held or realize the effects of having more and more and more. What benefit does having more bring or take? The tale about his life is compelling and uplifting, sad and happy. How much would be enough for all of us? Buzzard Shields American answers those questions and brings more to your mind.
264 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 25, 2018
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August 2, 2025
“A philosophical gut-punch disguised as fiction.”
I didn’t expect to be called out by a character like A.M. Shields, but that’s exactly what happened.
This book asks the kind of questions most of us spend years avoiding. What is enough? Do we chase more because we want it, or because we’re afraid of sitting still? Ronald D. Walker doesn’t just tell a story here, he unpacks ambition, contentment, and the quiet weight of having too much.
A.M. Shields’ journey is both uplifting and unsettling. It’s not just about success, it’s about what success does to us. And that tension? It stays with you long after you close the book.
Compelling, layered, and surprisingly emotional, this is the kind of read that gets under your skin in the best way.
Bravo.
I didn’t expect to be called out by a character like A.M. Shields, but that’s exactly what happened.
This book asks the kind of questions most of us spend years avoiding. What is enough? Do we chase more because we want it, or because we’re afraid of sitting still? Ronald D. Walker doesn’t just tell a story here, he unpacks ambition, contentment, and the quiet weight of having too much.
A.M. Shields’ journey is both uplifting and unsettling. It’s not just about success, it’s about what success does to us. And that tension? It stays with you long after you close the book.
Compelling, layered, and surprisingly emotional, this is the kind of read that gets under your skin in the best way.
Bravo.
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