The Suffering Healer
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About the Book
“Don’t talk to strangers” is old but good advice that Daniel Miller should have followed. After his divorce and the tragic death of his parents, Daniel is starting life over again. A trip to Europe seems to be an excellent start, but in a churchyard in Austria he meets an elderly man who speaks of healing at will. Unwittingly striking a bargain, Daniel discovers that his healing powers, though wonderful, give him tremendous suffering while healing, and bizarre experiences between healings. Is he powerful or helpless? Blessed or damned? The Suffering Healer is a story of the paranormal, with the mysterious Foundation playing the role of a puppet master.
About the Author
Joseph A. Gironda teaches philosophy, psychology, sociology, and history at an all-girls college-prep academy in his hometown of Bayonne, NJ. The author believes that a wide range of reading helps to make a good writer. Philosophy, to him, opens the mind to the greatest extent. In his classroom is posted a quote from Sir Francis Bacon, “Knowledge Is Power,” and he believes that everyone has creative ability within him or her. The author is the father of identical twin boys, David and Patrick, who are his pride and joy.