WHERE THE WIND BEGINS
Book 1 of 3
Where the Wind Begins is the first of three installments (Where the Wind Will—2nd installment—is available on Amazon) where I have taken the sentiments of these two books and placed them in two characters. Morv Areed (Moreen) Hassani is a lady in her mid fifties who has suffered great losses—family and fortune--as a result of the bloody conflict between her home country of Iran and that of Iraq. She was forced to leave a promising international medical career and her country as a result of religious persecution….she is a Christian. In the states she lives out her faith as part of a local Eastern Orthodox fellowship.
Malcolm Richardson (Ecclesiastes) is a multi-millionaire (in his late
fifties) who had retired early. He has
everything he can buy and is board with it all.
The man has made tremendous mistakes with his family throughout the
years and is now suffering the consequences of those relational mishaps.
The title comes from Solomon describing life as a “chasing after the
wind”. Malcolm Richardson feels that his
life is as Solomon describes it. Moreen,
who runs a café frequented by Malcolm, informs the millionaire that this may be
true for him, but she knows where the wind begins. The story contrasts these two outlooks on life as the two main characters, their families, their friends, and their struggles interact.
Note: An appendix allows readers to connect characteristics drawn from those two books to the characters in the story.
See into in previous post.
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