Walter, the Homeless Man

Walter, the Homeless Man

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Walter is a man who has suffered great loss and is running from the pain. At night he sleeps under the stars, but during the day he breaks into a young widow’s home for shelter and changes not just her life but every life he touches. Walter is a captivating story about loss, integrity, forgiveness and redemption. This book brings revelation that indeed appearances may be deceiving and forgiveness can be attainable regardless of the pain. I dare you to start reading, because once you begin on a journey with Walter you will find yourself forever changed.
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