By DAVIS MAX
A riveting novel that celebrates the God who provides moment probabilities. If you’ve ever seemed again in your existence, feeling you threw away a golden second, you'll stroll clear of this passionate tale cheering and with a renewed outlook by yourself existence. Luke Hatcher is the delight of Magnolia Springs, Louisiana. the best child. He attends Church—doesn’t drink, doesn’t smoke, doesn’t cuss. He’s the megastar of the highschool baseball workforce, destined for the large leagues, yet every little thing alterations with an easy problem. Luke’s Passage follows a tender man’s non secular and emotional trip, during the jungles of Viet Nam and entire circle again to Magnolia Springs the place his goals as soon as awaited him — learning, to his shock, the final word and existence therapeutic transformation of a God he suggestion he could by no means think in back.
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You just couldn’t keep your big mouth shut, could you? ” 31 max d av i s “I’m sorry, Luke. I didn’t mean nothing by it, honest,” Eli said. Just that quickly, Luke was off the bridge and into the river. He surfaced, treading water briefly to get his bearings. Fortunately, Haley’s honey-colored hair shone like a beacon when the sun hit it. She was less than ten yards away and Luke swam to her as fast as he could. “Haley? ” but there was no response. By now the other boys had raced down the trail to the river’s edge.
Mercy, Luke, what is the matter? ” Luke caught his breath before answering. “Yes, ma’am. She’s in the truck. But I don’t think she’s feeling well. ” Harvey Sparks tossed the hedge clippers aside and set out around the porch toward the truck, but his wife beat him to it, barely touching the steps on her way down. Haley was sitting up, but found herself unable to open the truck door. “Haley, are you all right? ” Virginia Sparks opened the truck door and started to pull Haley by her hand. Her husband pushed her aside, reached his arms under Haley and lifted her out.
He also feared it. It seemed to come so easily, and he had always been taught that nothing good came without earning it. He must earn Haley’s love—he couldn’t just accept it as a gift. And now, after what he 61 max d av i s had done, now that she was in the hospital because of him, well, he wouldn’t blame her if she didn’t want to see him. Luke rounded a corner only to see the back end of a slow-moving gravel truck. He tried to pass, but couldn’t. Hitting his brakes hard, he almost swerved too far to the right toward the bayou.