A Plain Black Shirt
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.67 (674 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0997603402 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 184 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-19 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Using an unwaveringly objective conversational tone as a guide, Zach narrates his lengthy road to deliverance and rewards his readers with practical wisdom that resolutely shines light on their own paths to salvation. When Zach was young, he was condemned to hell.Filled with sadness and anger, he desperately searched for salvation in the world around him, only to find himself trapped time and time again in the very abyss he was trying to escape.After years littered with forgotten nights, stormy relationships, public infamy, mysterious ailments, and suicidal thoughts, Zach’s dark and treacherous path to redemption hit a dead end.And that was when he was born again.A Plain Black Shirt is a gut-wrenchingly honest tour through the depths of psychological strife that candidly frames the struggle for acceptance we all inevitably face during our lives. Whether young or old, those who try on A Plain Black Shirt will surely come away more compassionate, determined human beings.--------
I suppose Good could have taken the James Frey approach and fabricated Amazon Customer A previous "reviewer" (term used loosely- feels more applicable to someone who has read the book) seemed to take issue with this memoir not being gritty enough. I suppose Good could have taken the James Frey approach and fabricated sordid details to add shock va. An honest and open look at one man's struggles Amazon Customer Once I started reading, I couldn't stop until I reached the end. Fortunately, the end is not in sight for Zach anymore. Zach's personal experiences and struggles, which he discusses with great candor in the book, nearly destroyed him, inside and out. Thanks to s. "I enjoyed this book" according to Jennifer Mummau. I enjoyed this book. I found that it was very well written and easy to follow along. I thought that the experiences Zach Good had faced in his life were certainly "hell" to him, but he explains that everyone's "hell" is different and never should be judged. Thro
A graduate of Penn State University, he resides in Charleston, South Carolina. Zach Good is a writer and advocate for wisdom, kindness, and freedom.
A graduate of Penn State University, he resides in Charleston, South Carolina. . About the Author Zach Good is a writer and advocate for wisdom, kindness, and freedom