Most Gentle Tree Dennis Vickers Author

When retired funds manager Bill Runte acquires journals written by his 17th-century Puritan ancestor little does he suspect what a profound effect they will have on his life.Like all trees, family trees have most of their substance in their roots. Ye... Read more

When retired funds manager Bill Runte acquires journals written by his 17th-century Puritan ancestor little does he suspect what a profound effect they will have on his life.Like all trees, family trees have most of their substance in their roots. Yet we, the living, are posted by accident of time to the leaves and twigs while we live. One day we all become roots for a tree that lives on after we die and retains something of our activities in its character. Less