Song of the Waterwheel - Hansen, John
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Song of the Waterwheel is a true love story of two unlikely people, opposite personalities whose red-hot romance established an unbreakable marriage that, for twenty-eight years, withstood all tests: time, multiple disasters, treachery and betrayal, financial loss, births, sickness, even death itself-because God was the author of their story.

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Song of the Waterwheel is a true love story of two unlikely people, opposite personalities whose red-hot romance established an unbreakable marriage that, for twenty-eight years, withstood all tests: time, multiple disasters, treachery and betrayal, financial loss, births, sickness, even death itself-because God was the author of their story.
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My name is John Hansen, and I am a Mathematics and Computer Science Professor working at Columbia University. Teaching helped me gain different perspectives of life. Born and based in Ohio, I am a Ph.D. in Mathematical Science in the Midwestern State of the US. Earning a Ph.D. helped me widen my academic career opportunities, giving me analytical and problem-solving skills right after my graduation. Fond of traveling, I have a natural curiosity to go where I haven't been because after a dull physical and mental routine, traveling helps me to rejuvenate my inner-self. I enjoy reading too as it is the best method to utilize time, and I love the fact that a good-sized book provides me with many hours of valuable knowledge and sometimes entertainment. I am an author whose guides on playing chess cover the rules and structure of chess tournaments. My passion for writing in all aspects of chess flows through the expert game teaching tactics I provide through my guides. In my books, I aim to deliver the most lucid explanation of different facets of chess strategy and have always been intrigued by how chess is a touchstone as an indicator of extreme, logical intellect.