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Seven
War-Scarred Minds, A Bevy of Emotional Demons,
Brilliant Idea, And a Long Walk in the Park
Looking for Canterbury Follows a Compelling Journey
Deep Into the Past
In Search of a Way To Escape It
With his best friend dying in his arms, gutted by shrapnel and
pleading to go home, and the enemy storming their Viet Nam
bunker, Harry Baylor makes a split-second decision. It’s one
all of us might make under the circumstances, but it haunts
Baylor even now, decades later. So much so that it has ruined
his life.
He’s not alone. Six friends are wrestling with battle-summoned
demons, too, and they’re losing. With their homegrown support
group disintegrating, these seven once-vibrant people are fast
approaching the point of mental surrender, giving in to their
miserable, tortured lives.
Then Baylor has an idea. What if he can use half his life
savings, Geoffrey Chaucer’s blueprint for soul-revealing story
telling and a journey through Central Park to help all of them
forget the horrific visions of the past? What if simply
ignoring the taunting inner voices will silence them…at least
for a little while?
It’s a brilliant plan! But will it work?
As the battle-hardened but enthusiastic troop of modern day
pilgrims begin their trip, things start looking up for the
first time in years. They’re enjoying the best food. They’re
reveling in each other’s company. They’re relaxing. They’re
laughing. They’re enjoying life!
But as the tale telling begins, they make a devastating
discovery. The demons they hoped to leave behind have come
along for the ride. Can these desperate souls continue their
journey without making their lives even more unbearable?
They’re willing to try. They’ve got nothing to lose but their
sanity.
Rich with breathtaking scenery, stirring dialogue, compelling
suspense and a deep understanding of human nature, Looking
for Canterbury takes readers on a memorable journey into
the timeless realities of trauma, healing and the troubled
mind.
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Looking for Canterbury
By Jason Marks
©2002
Distributed By Ingram and Baker
and Taylor Book Distributors
Available nationally at Barnes & Noble stores, Amazon.com,
BN.com, Borders.com
Paperback ISBN: 0-7388-6527-3, $18.69 retail
Hardcover ISBN: 0-7388-6526-5, $28.79 retail
Published by Xlibris Corporation, Philadelphia: (888)
7-Xlibris,
www.xlibris.com
For a review copy or to schedule an
interview with Jason Marks, please contact Scott Buhrmaster,
Chicago: (773) 481-4964,
scott@publishingpromo.com
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