Sojourners

Tom (Royal T.) Ripley has his hands full trying to cope with his stroke-debilitated adoptive father Pop and their small Arizona ranch. He's delivering a calf when a blow to his head triggers memories that yank him back to the summer of 1978 his eighteenth year. One day Pop up and retired after thirty-six years as an Episcopal priest and moved them halfway across the country to a twenty-acre ranch in the Arizona mountains.</p>The Arizona ranch was a dream come true for young Royal T. who believed his life was finally complete. That is until he met Cat and Goody two exotic teenagers who were on a mystical search for answers to Goody's recent near-death experience. Royal T. didn't expect to be drawn into a web of drug-crazed suicide attempts and bizarre spiritual adventures. And the last thing he expected was to find the love of his life--then tragically lose it.</p><P>I was touched by <I>Sojourners</I> and found it to be a book of love suspense true spiritual values and with a great cast of characters.--John Randolph Price best-selling author of <I>The Superbeings</I> and <I>The Abundance Book </I></p><P>I love the way you work deep esoteric truth into the story. It is dear and sweet and packed with wisdom.--Jan Price best-selling author of <I>The Other Side of Death</I></p>