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Barlow Definition of Flawless

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Twenty-four-year-old Robert Barlow lost his wife six years into their young marriage at the hands of his competitors. It was the worst pain he had ever experienced. Becky was the love of his life. Unable to bear the pain of her absence, he gave up on the God he once believed in, vowed never to forgive himself and buried himself in his work. In doing so, he builds a massive construction empire that rivals anything his competitors could have imagined.

Held captive by the guilt over his wife’s death, he has no desire to love again. Now, contemplating early retirement at the age of fifty, he gets a wonderful surprise when a simple country girl named Chasidy, waltzes into his life, changing everything. He doesn’t understand why he is so drawn to her. What does she possess that no other woman has?

Can Barlow overcome his resentment toward God to embrace a new life with Chasidy? Or will the ghosts from the past continue to haunt him?

Barlow Redefined
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Once again, Barlow struggles with the Entity that now summons him even though ‘Life (for him) Is Good In The Grove’. He has his wife, his friends, and peace inside like he has never before known. But then tragedy strikes again when his best friend fights for his life in a Critical Care Unit hospital room. He could lose the one man he has called brother for all his life. And now, the Entity dares to summon him. What more could the God want with him? If Alan dies, he would be lost again, pushed back into the realm of darkness it took him twenty-six years to emerge from; turning away from The Entity forever.

Trestle Rat-The Story of Al

Family is everything to Alan Ferguson. Even at the impressionable age of six, this desire was immutable. Lying comatose in a hospital ICU, he struggles to get back to his wife Mic and son AJ. And most assuredly, Rob Barlow. His mind races back in time to the ten-year-old boy who left the Chiricahua Children’s Home in search of his family. People who looked like him. Two years later, he chased a mischievous cat up a tree and fell right into the heart of thirteen-year-old Rob Barlow. They were instantly drawn to each other. Alan didn’t understand it. He just knew that he had to be with Rob. He took up housing under a train trestle just to be near him. It didn’t make sense to him. Rob Barlow looked nothing like him. And yet, he stayed.

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