Even at the age of five, the mournful sound of a train whistle stirred Joseph Friedman's imagination. Destiny had big plans for him, and he would be on board. Friedman's autobiography spans eighty-plus years of a life lived fully. You'll discover the blissful abandon of his childhood despite growing up during the Depression, the gut-wrenching horrors of the Holocaust as a concentration camp liberator, becoming a doctor, and at the age of forty-two, abandoning it all to follow his dream to Broadway.

A waking nightmare descended on our lives. "My twelve-year-old daughter had put a chef's knife to her chest and threatened to kill herself. Her action was an outward sign of the implosion that occurred in her life long before that day. Her step-dad was sexually abusing her. I felt swallowed by darkness - like Jonah in the belly of the whale. Grief consumed me and fear of what was ahead nearly paralyzed me. In my grief, I cried out to God. This can't be happening." A family member ... a friend ... someone you know has sexually abused your child. Grief grips your heart. You're feeling lost and...