Where the Garden Begins

"I found this book to be wonderfully written and reminiscent of C S Lewis. I actually was surprised and delighted at the scientific explanations throughout this fictional book that again took me back to The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe. This was more of a modern day approach to that styling and this author has created a beautiful and entertaining fantasy world that is nice to get lost in."

"Great read, I highly recommend it A beautiful and well thought out blend of Creation truths and science. This is a great book for all ages (read it with my wife), especially teenagers who are seeking the truth. Engaging and fun, the characters and their challenges in faith speak fully for our need to trust the one true GOD and Christ's finished work on the cross."

In order to survive this otherworldly experience, Seth and Melissa must work together for the first time in their lives. The obstacles that come their way are numerous and challenging, but they have help throughout their adventure from newfound friends, including the loyal, kind-hearted red fox, and a benevolent owl named Adriel.

This extraordinary journey could reconcile their doubts about the truth of the Bible. But most importantly, Melissa and Seth will discover that faith is a precious gift, and without it, they may never get back home.

Author: J. Suthern Hicks
Publisher: Shophar So Good
Published: 11/25/2015
Pages: 258
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.84lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.58d
ISBN: 9780997077803

About the Author
J. Suthern Hicks was born in Little Rock, Arkansas. Shortly after his birth he moved with his parents to Thailand where his father was stationed in the United States Army. Thai became his first language, and when he returned to Arkansas at age five, he quickly learned to speak English-with a southern accent. He currently resides in Los Angeles, California where he has written several plays, including the acclaimed "Turtle Tears," which received accolades in 1995 from the Los Angeles Times, and Critics' Choice from the LA Weekly. His academic article, "Television theme songs: A content analysis," was published in "Popular Music and Society" while he was still a graduate student. In January 2013, the band "Seven Years" recorded a collection of his songs which are now on iTunes. Mr. Hicks' children's book, "Charlie and Chocolate's Purrfect Prayer," was published in 2014.

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