Son of Paul

“Son of Paul” by John Moehl is a fiction novel published by Wipf and Stock Publishers on August 10, 2021. This 330-page book explores the life of Peter, the son of Paul, as he navigates the uncertainties of his future. Faced with questions about his path and purpose, Peter embodies the struggles of many young adults seeking direction in life.
Throughout his journey, Peter encounters a variety of experiences that lead him to both strange and dangerous places, as well as to moments of love and self-discovery. The narrative delves into themes of choice and the weight of history, presenting a young man who is both burdened and liberated by the decisions he must make. As Peter seeks answers to his profound questions, he uncovers unexpected truths about himself and the world around him.
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This is the story of Peter, son of Paul. Like many of us, Peter is unsure of what life has in store for him. What path should he take? How should he sculpt his life?
He, after all, is a young, vigorous, and (from his vantage point) reasonably intelligent young man. He is a young man who has followed the growth curve of young men everywhere—now looking to what lies over the horizon. What can he do? What does he want to do? What should he do?
Peter, like most in his shoes, finds it hard to answer these questions. He is burdened with history while blessed with freedom of choice. But what should he choose?
Peter’s journey is an adventure that takes him to strange and, at times, dangerous places—introducing him, at times, to strange and dangerous people, while simultaneously introducing him to love. It is an exploration that takes him to the fringes and tests his soul.
Peter’s journey is ultimately an attempt to find answers to his questions. While it is uncertain if he finds what he is looking for, he truly finds much that he never knew existed.
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