Julian K. Fredie Jr.

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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“There are not many times we have an opportunity to read a life story that reflects some of the trials you have experienced. This is a story that recognizes what life and its experiences are. We may look for the hero to save and comfort us, but in real life there are only self-heroes. This story captures life—its heartaches, misfortunes, and the unexpected—yet by some unjustifiable grace, we find and realize our purpose. This story is provoking and a challenge yet mindful and respectful to those brave enough to read it.”