The Art of Hope - Wolfe, Jim
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In San Francisco, a young woman has despaired of her life, and stands on the brink of eternity in a raging storm on the Golden Gate Bridge. She makes her ¿nal decision, and is about to jump off when suddenly an old man appears on the bridge and urges her to come down and talk, because he has brought her a gift that will change her life. Come and read about her journey and how she battles the forces of Darkness using the unusual powers that are given her.

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In San Francisco, a young woman has despaired of her life, and stands on the brink of eternity in a raging storm on the Golden Gate Bridge. She makes her ¿nal decision, and is about to jump off when suddenly an old man appears on the bridge and urges her to come down and talk, because he has brought her a gift that will change her life. Come and read about her journey and how she battles the forces of Darkness using the unusual powers that are given her.
Autorenporträt
Jim Wolfe lives with his wife, Ginger, and two Mini-Aussies, Dash and Zoom, in a suburb of Houston, Texas. Jim and Ginger are stalwart Episcopalians, active in their local church. Mr. Wolfe's interests include camping with Gin, the dogs and their friends, writing stories, watching the Mississippi kites as they soar above his neighborhood, reading, and aviation. He is recently retired from his job as an Environmental Compliance Advisor for a large environmental firm. He holds a bachelor's degree from Oklahoma State University and a master's from the University of Houston.Mr. Wolfe has also published another story entitled "Dash, Strong Dogs and the Preacher-Man: A Tale for America," available from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and other major booksellers. Mr. Wolfe and his book were recently featured in the nationally broadcast radio series, "People of Distinction."In all of his works, Mr. Wolfe tries to share his passion for stories, and in so doing, to help his readers feel truly alive.