A Rabbit's Tale: An Easter Story

ISBN-13: 9780976312628 / Angielski / Miękka / 2013 / 188 str.

MR Diogenes Ruiz

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Juan has abandoned his childhood fantasy of being a professional photographer. He pretends to be happy with a life devoid of meaning, but deep down he craves real joy, and a sense of purpose. When Juan's brother-in-law asks him to dress up as the Easter Bunny for a kid's party, Juan accepts, but has no idea it will cost him his job, his marriage, and his dignity. Juan's ensuing medical emergency, while entertaining the kids, catapults his numb existence into a tailspin as he tries to adapt to life with side effects from his life-altering condition. Things go from bad to "Where the hell is God when you need Him?" as Juan accidentally uncovers evidence that could convict a ruthless sociopath. In the process, Juan becomes a target for murder and receives an answer to his question. "This is not a fairy tale...as you're reading along don't be surprised if you smile often and even laugh out loud. Diogenes is a great story teller." - Fr. David McBriar O.F.M.

Juan Arias is a gifted fifth grader with a passion for photography. His goal is to someday be a staff photographer for National Geographic magazine, but he has given up on his dream. Now an adult, he is an unfulfilled computer programmer.

When Juan dresses up as the Easter Bunny for his nephew’s party, he winds up having a life-altering accident and becomes a freak, a medical marvel. As he tries to pick up the pieces of his shattered life, Juan uncovers evidence that can help convict a suspected murderer hellbent on unleashing the most addictive drug known to man.

Still battling the side effects of his accident, how can Juan prevent a murder and help catch the lunatic. When everything is stacked against you, and life unravels, how can you hope to survive? How can the very worst day of your life be the best day for your eternal soul?

"This is not a fairy tale...as you’re reading along don’t be surprised if you smile often and even laugh out loud. Diogenes is a great story teller." - Fr. David McBriar O.F.M.