Love. Pray. Read.: Gifts and Consequences by Daniel Coleman

Monday, February 27, 2012

Gifts and Consequences by Daniel Coleman

12:57 PM | Posted by Cami Checketts | | | Edit Post

I had to share more about the amazing Gifts and Consequences. You may have guessed that the author is a friend. I'm so proud of how well the book is selling but not at all surprised. Daniel is one of those who comes to critique group, reads his pages, and we all look at each other and say, "Wow, um, wish I could think of something critical to say." He is truly a gifted writer. My oldest son is reading one of Daniel's ya titles, Hatter, right now and absolutely loving it. If I haven't convinced you to read Gifts and Consequences, click here to read a sample.

Have you ever heard someone say, “I’d do anything if…”?
Jonathan Wheeler is determined to find out if they mean it.

Jonathan agreed to his deteriorating wife’s request – that he give away most of his fortune – but his methods are dangerously unconventional.

A man agrees to walk across the country to save a life. Another attempts to lose 100 pounds. And a boy is given tickets to the concert of the century, with the caveat that he take the least popular girl in school. Each encounters obstacles. Some succeed, some fail. Jonathan is always standing by, ready to deliver the consequences, whether good or bad.

Along with the gifts, come consequences for those who fail to complete the terms, and lives hang in the balance when Jonathan goes too far.