There is a thing called free will and we all have it. It is designed to give you the option to make decisions whether good or bad without someone else telling you what to do and how to do it. If you decide to do opposite of everyone else does that make you a bad person or just unique? How do you know when you should make a change and is it necessarily going to better you?
Stephan Mills is your typical teenaged boy. He likes hanging out with his friends. What Stephan considers friends others might consider troublemakers. Stephan knows what others think but isn’t really concerned because he likes them. He is the baby in the family so there is always a slight difference between the baby and the oldest child. How do you handle sibling rivalries when they are so extreme that it is almost fatal? Do you try to push them together or keep them separate and make differences between them?
A Tale Of A Rough Diamond is a book about choices. Choices by people who feel that their choice is the correct one, but for who? The characters interact with well each other but the story line takes a while to get going. When you finally get to the meat of the story then you are at the end of the story. Once you complete the book you understand the title. I would like to read more work from P.J. Mann.
A Tale Of A Rough Diamond is available for your reading pleasure through Amazon.com (Paperback and Kindle) and Barnes and Noble (Paperback).
- File Size: 1470 KB
- Print Length: 318 pages
- Publication Date: March 16, 2017
- Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
- Language: English
- ASIN: B06XQ3CH9Z
- Text-to-Speech: Enabled
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X-Ray: Not Enabled
- Word Wise: Enabled
- Lending: Enabled
- Screen Reader: Supported
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