Glass Seeds
Glass Seeds by Haitham Alsarraf is a work of fiction published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform in August 2016. This 202-page book follows Addam on a transformative journey through the Rocky Mountains, where he seeks to find himself after the loss of his son and the end of his marriage. As he explores the breathtaking landscapes of Wyoming and Colorado, he delves into the supernatural and paranormal elements of the region, searching for answers to his new purpose in life.
Readers will encounter Addam’s emotional journey as he meets a Christian single mother, with whom he embarks on a shared exploration of consciousness and the extraordinary. Their experiences lead them to the town of Crestone, Colorado, where they begin to sense a deeper spiritual connection and purpose. The narrative intertwines themes of love, loss, and self-discovery, inviting readers to reflect on the complexities of human experience within the framework of magical realism.
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Addam is on journey to find himself on the road in the far reaches of the Rocky Mountains after losing his son in a car accident and being divorced by his wife. He explores Wyoming and Colorado’s stunning nature, digging deeper into the supernatural and paranormal that the geography offers so that he could find answers to his new purpose in life. And find answers to his own mysterious nature.He meets a Christian single mother who he falls in love with. Together, they travel through the wondrous spectrum of emotion, sensory exploration, consciousness, and theories that most conspiracy theorists attest to. As they begin to perceive things out of the ordinary, they believe they have a higher calling in the town of Crestone, Colorado. There, a deeper spiritual sense arises. Both transcend their souls, and both discover they have been put on this Earth for a purpose.
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