Neil Moreau

Angel and the Orphan (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

From eating raw potatoes in abandonment to being personally served cake by a future African President, experience the extraordinary life of an orphan child through a tapestry of divine interventions and mystical adventures. Driven by his quest to understand the enigmatic voice that has persistently guided and saved him from the jaws of death, each chapter unfolds a series of astonishing true stories.

Witness harrowing accounts of kidnapping, murder, and suicide, juxtaposed against uplifting moments, like growing up as a white child in an Aboriginal orphanage, miraculously surviving an Al-Shabaab terrorist attack, and working as a compassionate paramedic. Journey alongside him as he solves the 110-year-old mystery of a missing police officer and champions the cause of Albino children targeted by witchdoctors in Africa.

Spanning continents - from Northern Ireland and Austria to the USA, Africa, and Canada - these magical yet deeply human stories are not just a testament to one man's resilience but also an exploration of the unseen forces that guide us all. Take this global odyssey and witness the miraculous in the mundane, the divine in the everyday.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Austin Macauley Publishers
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. Juni 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798886934410
• Artikelnr.: 72351863

Autorenporträt

Born at Niagara Falls, Canada, Neil has spent thirty years on the Canadian prairies, lived twice in Eastern Africa, resided in the Northern United States and on the South Pacific Island of Fiji, as well as six years in La Belle Province of Quebec. He is very proud of his two wonderful adult sons. You will find Neil currently with sea breeze in his hair and the Northern Rainforest mist on his back, living the dream on Vancouver Island off the Pacific coast of Canada.